Sentence examples for bunch of components from inspiring English sources

I found myself gravitating toward the sample room and watching the transformation of a bunch of components into what ultimately seemed like a very simple commodity.

After finding work writing for a website that reported on community-based initiatives, he stumbled on the pirate radio movement and wrote an article about it: "People put a bunch of components together, cook up a radio station in their attic and broadcast it".

So there are going to be a bunch of components to it, but I think whatever process we have needs to make sure border security is strong, needs to deal with employers effectively, needs to provide a pathway for the undocumented here, needs to deal with the Dream Act kids.

Dr. Charles F. Hutchinson, associate director of the Office of Arid Lands Studies at the University of Arizona, described the project as "a scientific crapshoot". The main criticism, he said, is "their top-down approach to the science, in which you take a bunch of components, throw them all together, shake them up and hope everything will work in the end". "It's more fun than science," he said.

"I've noticed that a whole bunch of components have come onto the markets as development boards — literally in the last two to three years — I think partly also driven by the wearables market… Which anyone can have access to.

Your guitar's cable is connected to a bunch of components inside your guitar and they don't come apart.

It's not actually a completely built-in modular apartment, but rather a bunch of home components you can reconfigure for whatever you need.

But deconstructing the complexity of a smartphone and refashioning it as a bunch of swappable components which can be slotted together in various custom combinations by the user is clearly no cake walk.

Also, it won't make for a great main TV if you need to hook a bunch of different components up to it because, as mentioned, it only has one of each port.

They're a bunch of color-coded components — think motors and lights and buzzers and sensors and batteries — that can be snapped together (thanks to magnetic connectors) to create honest-to-goodness circuits and systems.

Through a better understanding of this heterosis effect, the selection of parents from heterotic groups could be enhanced so as to optimize the complementation of bunch production components.