Sentence examples for break component from inspiring English sources
Those wishing to participate in the spring break component should apply here, https://goo.gl/forms/KAOA0aCjD7QxxVbW2, and expect to be enrolled in 2 units.
The school tends to favour those who apply in the first rounds, and in any case, she says, the essay question is unlikely to be the "make or break" component of an application.
A half-scaled reinforced concrete (RC) structure designed with an irregular shape to exhibit coupling torsional/bending effects and equipped with thermal break components was subjected to seismic tests.
The observations show that the thermal break components do not significantly modify the dynamic behavior of the RC structure and ensure almost the full load transfer between the shearwalls and the connected slabs.
The experimental results obtained for full-scale concrete beams showed that a statically determined truss model can be used to calculate the section forces in the thermal break components.
Companies and academic laboratories are racing to develop adjuvants, "mainly because everyone recognizes the adjuvant could be the make-or-break component of a vaccine," Dr. Monath said.
Conditions were so serious that inspectors moved nine times to shut down entire oil platforms, not simply broken components they found.
Steel lattice structure design is often controlled by dynamic loads such as wind, earthquake or shocks resulting from broken components such as guy cables or conductors.
In the system that we operated during the demo, the chip had 2 broken components out of 56, and the thing operated beautifully in the presence of those faults.
For CaaS adoption to increase, the concept of vehicle service must extend from fixing broken components to addressing ubiquity of service.
During the pre-genomics era, gene function was established through a reductionist approach [1] where organism physiology was understood by breaking components into pieces, studying them, and then putting them back together to see the larger picture.
