The phrase "assembly wrapper" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to programming, software development, or manufacturing, where it refers to a component that encapsulates or organizes other components.
Example: "The assembly wrapper simplifies the integration of various modules into a cohesive application."
Alternatives: "assembly encapsulator" or "assembly container".
All stages of the assembly were run using the ABySS wrapper, abyss-pe, with the exception of generating the FM-index (see Supplementary Material for details), and the parameters used are outlined in Supplementary Box S2.
Reference fuel rods with claddings made of T91 ferrite martensitic steel and two alternative fuel assembly designs (one uses a closed hexagonal wrapper and the other is an open square variant without wrapper) have been assessed.
The Trinity assemblies were run by using the wrapper script Trinity.pl with default options.
The Velvet-Oases assemblies were run by using the Python wrapper script oases_pipeline.py which accomplishes the following steps.
Run the makeblastdb wrapper to create a BLAST nucleotide database from the assembly.
Additionally, a Velvet wrapper script written in python by J. Crawford called AssemblyAssembler.py to automate the iterative Velvet assembly used here is available at the websites given above and is also packaged with Velvet, starting with version 0.7.63.
A fuel assembly has 271 fuel rods with 12.0 mm in diameter and 15.9 mm in pitch in a hexagonal wrapper tube.
But, very specifically, take a seat in a fast-turnover burrito bar (one that serves burritos from a San Francisco Mission District-style assembly line), where you eat with your hands, unpeeling your burrito like a banana/Cornetto/packet of Polos, but crucially retaining its tinfoil wrapper until the last mouthful.
The reference design of the ELSY core foresees square open (wrapper-less) fuel-assemblies with a staggered arrangement.
