Sentence examples for built from standard from inspiring English sources

Therefore the proposed active suspension is built from standard hydraulic equipment, suited for mobile applications.

And, unlike other wheelchairs, it is built from standard bicycle parts and can be easily maintained anywhere in the world.

In a first part, this paper describes the differences in communication characteristics between clusters of workstations built from standard hardware and software components and state-of-the-art multiprocessors.

There are well known ways to qualify analog systems using the facts that: (1) they are built from standard modules with known properties; (2) design documents are available and described in a well understood language; (3) the performance of the component is constrained by physics; and (4) physics models exist to predict the performance.

For most general use cases, such as those involving a multi tiered web application built from standard software, a preexisting monitoring tool is likely to be sufficient to implement any monitoring strategy.

To answer a question if simple biological systems can be built from standard, interchangeable parts and operated in living cells, synthetic biology is now expanding and affecting the educational sceneries.

While the differential analyzers are almost entirely built from the standard K'Nex parts, several pieces had to be 3d printed in order to make the machines run smoothly.

The model is built from a standard growth model modified to include a role for government together with an uninsured idiosyncratic risk and liquidity/ borrowing constraints.

Queries are built from a standard set of well-defined operators that accept input streams, transform them in some way and produce one or more output streams.

How it works: The actual Pod is built from a standard storage rack which consists of a top & bottom rack with 4 legs.

In order to complete our stochastic Hodgkin-Huxley neuron model, we assume that the external current I ext ( t ) is the sum of a deterministic part, noted as I ( t ), and a stochastic part, a white noise with variance σ ext built from a standard Brownian motion W t independent of W t x and x ∈ { n, m, h }.