The phrase "are assembled out" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incorrect combination of words that lacks context and clarity.
Example: "The components are assembled out in the open for inspection."
Alternatives: "are put together" or "are gathered outside".
As the complexity of electronic systems increases, designers adopt a re-use methodology where new products are assembled out of components.
In a traditional memoir, chapters are written; in this sort of composed memoir, chapters are assembled out of small journal entries, developed or expanded a bit, or edited.
Then, three sets of three actuator cells are assembled out of plane by folding about thin gold hinges connecting each set.
Mr. Dante lives through movies, and his movies live through movies, too: even when his films are assembled out of recycled parts, Mr. Dante's antic disposition and fan-boy dreaminess make them spark.
We address the problem of 6DOF alignment of large-scale point clouds of indoor spaces such that extensive 3D models can be assembled out of multiple point clouds.
Over 50 of us sat a short written quiz and a team of four (and a spare fifth man) was assembled out of the highest scores.
A vivid and fascinating film record, all in color, of the Navy's expedition which was made to Antarctica in 1946-47, under the command of Admiral Richard E. Byrd, has been assembled out of official footage by Metro.
Moreover, no supplier has forward-integrated into becoming an OEM since the very earliest days of the industry, when companies such as GM were assembled out of various suppliers.
Sam seems as if she were assembled out of standard-issue parts from the character-generating factory, whereas Carrie seems like an original, a comparison that can also be applied generally to the two series.
A BIG team presented a few ideas; one was a perimeter block with the appearance of having been assembled out of adjoining but separate buildings — a Hollywood mockup of midtown.
Z's time machine is the most elaborate feature of a hilarious production design and prop collection that appears to have been assembled out of thrift store finds, old Christmas decorations and computer graveyards.
