Sentence examples for auxiliary portion from inspiring English sources
The Canon Missae printed in Mainz by Johann Fust and Peter Schoeffer c. 1458 was the first printed book conceived as an auxiliary portion of another book – namely, any folio format manuscript Missal.
Finally, the encoded residual is stored in the auxiliary portion of the MPEG bitstream.
This auxiliary gate is able to invert a portion of the channel adjacent to the LDD on both the source and the drain side, decreasing the effective channel length during the "on" state.
Part of the BESS will be put into the auxiliary services such as peak shaving and valley filling, and a portion of additional economic benefits will be obtained.
In this case, just a less portion of the payload is occupied by the auxiliary data.
The F-P clock [ 21, 22], and the MZI clock [ 23] shares the same principle of calibration: A small portion of the source output is guided into an auxiliary interferometer.
Between July and October 1818, the Niles' Weekly Register of Baltimore published portions of correspondence between Nicolls and the former auxiliary Second Lieutenant Robert Chrystie Armbrister (1797 1818) of the first "battalion" of the Corps of Colonial Marines.
Main auxiliary domains in the hnRNPs include glycine-rich domains, acidic domains, serine-rich portions, and proline-rich regions [ 15, 35].
The basic-CCHP includes an internal combustion engine; absorption chiller and possible auxiliary boiler but the hybrid-CCHP is the basic-CCHP plus a solar collector to provide a portion of the thermal energy demand of the consumer.
The coupling auxiliary program used in this analysis can be applied to many different cases requiring detailed three-dimensional modeling in a small portion of the domain.
As Rudge (1999) points out, Kettlewell had preformed numerous auxiliary studies to justify this inference, but for present concerns what is crucial is that Kettlewell looked at only a small portion of the entire life cycle, and in particular a portion that did not involve reproduction.
