The phrase "at both component" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "at both components"? You can use the corrected phrase when referring to two parts or elements of a system or structure.
Example: "The results were consistent at both components of the experiment, indicating a reliable outcome."
Alternatives: "in both parts" or "at both elements".
Timing is crucial with this dish, the cooking of the risotto and fish must come together at the same time, as both components can easily overcook and destroy the whole dish.
But when the jet pump is at 450 both the component remains and there is less fluid loss.
The reason for the pain was unclear, and at surgery both components were found to be firmly fixed to bone. 2 patients in the TM group had neurological complications. 1 with a previous proximal tibial osteotomy had peroneal neuralgia but no paresis, and was relieved after release of the nerve.
The peak frequency and peak amplitude fit the NS/UD at point C3, both components at point E2 and the peak frequency at point F4.
Phase 1 will allow students to explore photonic integrated circuits (PICs) at both a component and system level for PIC design and manufacturing.
In this study we compare unimanual with bimanual, tapping with oscillation, and self-paced with externally paced tasks, and we analyze the correlation properties of temporal patterns at both the component level and the coordinative level.
The proposed methodology is applied for quantifying the fragility of a typical highway overpass at both the component and system level, while the effect of alternative procedures (of varying complexity) for modelling foundation and abutment boundary conditions is critically assessed.
A core application target is air vehicle operation in high-speed flow regimes, where there is a potential for complex interactions at both the component (fluid-thermal-structural-material) and vehicle (aero-servo-thermo-elastic-propulsive) levels.
First, species richness decreases the temporal variance of ecological functions at both the component level of species (populations of single species or groups of functionally similar species) and the system level of the community (plant community or ecosystem property).
