The phrase "assembled system" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a system that has been put together from various components or parts.
Example: "The assembled system was tested for functionality before being deployed in the field."
Alternatives: "constructed system" or "integrated system".
Next, we proposed building blocks and their functions, along with assembly methods so that the components and assembled system mapped logically to in vitro counterparts, as illustrated in Fig. 1.
A feasibility experiment, carried out to test the operational mode of the assembled system, is presented.
The assembled system was then studied under a sequence of wind and irregular wave scenarios to reveal the nature of the coupled response behaviour.
We first show how the model was able (through parametric analysis) to exhibit an unstable mode of the assembled system at the same frequency than measured.
The fluorescence of porphyrin-based supramolecules was quenched after porphyrin-based supramolecules assembling with gold nanoparticles, implying the energy transformation in the assembled system.
Briefly the manufacturing of all parts and the tests campaign of the assembled system is then proposed with some conclusive considerations on the environmental impact of the system.
Some of the images from Libya show men carrying only partially assembled systems.
So far, variously assembled systems employing Mn III) salen-type complexes as oligomers, one-dimensional chains, and two- or three-dimensional networks have been designed.
These technologies still encompass metals, ceramics and synthetic polymers, but also biopolymers, self assembled systems, nanoparticles, carbon nanotubes and quantum dots.
The question facing many life sciences enterprises is whether the Genomics Tech Stack is at the "good enough stage" where modular components can be swapped in and out to build scalable workflows, or can enterprises only trust fully integrated, vertically assembled systems?
The assembled systems were equilibrated in a multistage process using periodic boundary conditions and a 2 fs time step.
