Sentence examples for basic functional elements from inspiring English sources
A typical digital computer system has four basic functional elements: (1) input-output equipment, (2) main memory, (3) control unit, and (4) arithmetic-logic unit.
The proposed functional-element constraint hydrocarbon distribution model consists of four basic functional elements including regional cap rock (C), favorable sedimentary facies (D), interfacial potential (P) and source kitchen (S).
In the second section, we introduce the overall IMS architecture and its basic functional elements.
The mammary ductal tree is a bilayered structure that consists of an iterative repetition of basic functional elements.
A major challenge toward understanding brain function is to succeed in monitoring the activity of individual cells, such as neurons, astrocytes, oligodendrocytes and microglia, which constitute the basic functional elements of the nervous system.
The α1 subunit is a large protein that contains the basic functional elements of the L-type Ca2+ channel, including the Ca2+ selectivity, voltage-dependent gating, and sensitivity to dihydropyridines.
In the second part, Strawson develops an approach to the understanding of grammar in which he attempts to relate grammar, in the sense of syntax, to much more basic functional specifications of the elements of a language.
Basic functional diagrams for each element may be defined with the interfaces to other elements so that project partition and team building may occur and be monitored.
During the detailed design of the main and secondary functional elements the basic design, rules "simple" (e.g. use of a module system for the rack design, only 15% of the required components are specially made), "clear" (e.g. principle of the liquid flow did not lead to indefinable conditions) and "safe" (e.g. redundant arrangement of parts absorbing forces, double sealing of liquids) were met.
Buildings have social, political and functional elements; elements that you see continued over thousands of years.
In general, measuring systems comprise a number of functional elements.
