Any component of self-care is one that deserves to be valued.
However, individual recognition is most likely not based on one single component showing high individuality, but on a multitude of components and their complex interactions [ 1, 14, 29].
But Tesla's greatest technological achievement isn't one single component, but rather its ability to integrate many components into one superior product".
This new concept extends the investigation of predictive maintenance actions from one single component to several ones.
However, in many cases, it will be sufficient to have one single component, at the toplevel of the application, gathering all of the QoS information, and providing the autonomic management.
At the same time, ideological polarization is not maximal; there are still many ties in the network that allow for cross-coalition mixing, effectively binding the two ideological camps together in one single component.
Secondly, the methodology for the estimation of transferable pore-size distributions using optimization algorithms is successfully provided that more than one single component adsorption isotherm is used in computations.
It would be better if the model generated one single component that sometimes fell into two separate components and then merged them again, rather than a situation where there are usually two separate components which are sometimes merged and then dissolve again, given the literature on policy brokers that tie together competing factions in policy domains [40].
"You could do studies where you try to isolate one single component and then you can be very confident that component is causing the benefits, but that sort of reductionist approach inevitably limits your ability to show how much somebody can change," Mrazek said.
At small doses, the effect produced by one single component is too small to be distinguishable from untreated controls.
