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Ok, there are some things that don't lend to the iterative approach. Airbuses, bridges and skyscrapers would be three examples. When you are designing the win
by pravda 13y ago
Ok, there are some things that don't lend to the iterative approach. Airbuses, bridges and skyscrapers would be three examples.
When you are designing the wing for the A380, probably a good idea to bust out the FEA software. But it's still going to be tested with hydraulic rams.
- guiomie 13y agoAs far as I am concerned, bridges have fallen, buildings have broken, and airplanes have crashed. I guess its a different iterative process then software, but neverthless, it is an iterative process.