Sentence examples for assemblage of the system from inspiring English sources
The rack columns present peculiar features in their design because they have perforations to facilitate assemblage of the system, which makes them more difficult to analyze by cold-formed steel structures design codes.
In the UNESCO-protected environment of Osun River, two gastropod species (i.e. Melanoides tuberculata Müller and Lanistes varicus Müller) have been reported as keystone species among invertebrate assemblage of the river system (Akindele et al. unpublished).
In this paper, an entire system consisting of multi-kind product life cycles is regarded as a system of systems (SoS), which is an assemblage of systems where each system possesses operational and managerial independence.
In an ever-increasing assemblage of model systems for the study of the genetics of speciation, the Drosophila simulans species complex has maintained its prominence, due in part to focused genome sequencing efforts that complement decades of study on the complex and its sister species, D. melanogaster.
Still, by outsourcing the solicitation of individual donors to an ad hoc assemblage of the self-interested and the idealistic, the system has exposed campaigns to new risks.
The degrees of freedom of the system are the parameters that can be independently varied without changing the mineral assemblage of the rock.
Minami et al. (2016) compare the mineral assemblage of the volcanic ash from the 2014 eruption with the well-known mineralogy of porphyry copper systems.
The assemblage of the Sophogrammatinae subfam.
This chapter deals with the ease of maintenance of single products as well as an assemblage of interlinked products (systems).
The Facial Action Coding System, or FACS, the assemblage of all the possible facial combinations, takes weeks to master in its entirety, and only five hundred people around the world have been certified to use it in research.
However, the shift was subtle compared to the responses to harvesting, which induced a fundamental change in assemblage composition irrespective of the silvicultural system applied.
