Components are drawn within the nodes, and important subcomponents appear inside of other components.
d'Aspremont and Gevers 1977) has also provided an important formal analysis of the concept of welfarism, showing that it contains two subcomponents.
The predictive model was strengthened by the inclusion of the baseline FMA wrist subcomponent score, indicating that the ability to make movements at the wrist is an important factor for making gains in arm use after therapy.
If a waiver is granted for a component or a subcomponent, that component or subcomponent will be considered to be of domestic origin for the purposes of § 661.11 of this part.
(1) The cost of a component or a subcomponent is the price that a bidder or offeror must pay to a subcontractor or supplier for that component or subcomponent.
Many important biological functions require precisely arranged groups of different enzymes working in concert, often inside a cellular subcomponent called an organelle.
Ceramic/ceramic joining can transform surface channels on a ceramic subcomponent into an interior channel.
Highly phosphorylated Pyk2 associated with activation of Rac1, an essential subcomponent of NAD(P H oxidase.
The adaptation hypothesis rests on previous MEG studies indicating the presence of two subcomponents of the N1 response: a posterior subcomponent, N1p, peaking at about 85 ms from stimulus onset, and an anterior subcomponent, N1a, peaking at about 150 ms (Loveless et al., 1996).
This suggests that the total volume of activity both preconception as well as during pregnancy might be the most important physical activity subcomponent to emphasize for maintaining normal glucose tolerance in pregnancy.
