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Molecular concentration is the number of molecules of a particular component per unit volume.
If you want a customer to buy a particular component, play it slightly louder than those it's being compared with.
Can a mechanic actually reach a particular component to replace it, and is it physically possible to turn the spanner?
This technique allows the collection of large amounts of a particular component, such as plasma or platelets, from a single donor.
(A control dial is a student-made device that shows a scale from "very powerful" to "weak" and has a moveable arrow for indicating on the scale the degree of power a particular component of society has.
The environment at an interface is significantly different from that throughout the bulk of the liquid, and in a solution the molecules of a particular component may prefer one environment over the other.
If an engineer wants a particular component for a job, he can go to a catalogue, find a widget with the right parameters and order it from a supplier.
While one process consumes a particular component, another produces it, and the concentration of that component in the atmosphere will rise or fall depending on the relative strengths of the sources and sinks.
Siemens, an engineering firm, plans to use it to enhance online-video technical manuals, so that technicians can click on a particular component or system to summon up more detailed video clips.
A24 Flaws at NASA Studied Investigators of the Columbia shuttle accident are finding that serious problems with a particular component or components, repeatedly weathered by various shuttle missions, might have proved fatal in the end because management misread them as maintenance headaches.
The index indicates the impact of a particular component in the overall system reliability [21].
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