Content synchronization and differential updates delivery are performed in a separate subsystem from current LMS.
The manufacturers have speeded up boot times by equipping some Windows machines with a separate subsystem that contains its own central processing unit.
The dynamics of helper and suppressor T cells and their interaction with antigen-presenting cells could be modeled as a separate subsystem, or module, whose output served as input to the B-cell module.
In this first approach on the work, two separate subsystems of the cogeneration process are considered: an engine and a steam turbine.
In the new system, press positioning and detector positioning are designed as two separate subsystems, both of which share a set of guide rails mounted to a large base plate that is grouted to the hutch floor.
It is based on a partitioning of the resulting system of ordinary differential equations into separate subsystems, the number of which increases by the separability of the problem.
In the visual domain, WM appears to depend on separate subsystems for storage and manipulation of visual and spatial information (Mohr and Linden 2005), and it has been suggested that the ventral/dorsal "what/where" segregation of perceptual processing (Ungerleider and Mishkin 1982) may continue into frontal areas (Goldman-Rakic 1987; Ungerleider et al. 1998).
Unlike a linear system, which can be broken into simpler subsystems, studied, and reassembled to predict the full system's behaviour, a nonlinear system displays behaviour that is inexplicable in terms of any of its separate subsystems.
Modern aerospace vehicles may have dozens of separate subsystems other than propulsion and avionics.
Each subsystem is responsible for a separate facet of software development: error detection, architecture, control flow and concurrency, syntactic abstraction, and low-level control.
So long as this is the case, the deceptive subsystem, whether it constitutes a separate center of agency or something less robust, must be hidden from the conscious self being deceived if the self-deceptive intention is to succeed.
