Sentence examples for by a single component from inspiring English sources
The system is excited by a single component sinusoidal base motion.
So rather than commit to a decision by a single component, we plan to have multiple components jointly make decisions when we have low confidence.
The proposed formulation is demonstrated with reference to the inelastic response analysis of a frame structure driven by a single component of earthquake load.
We repeated this process with the welfare and four items used to measure subjective well-being and found all the items were defined by a single component (welfareSWB).
In cases where the desired product properties cannot be met by a single component chemical product, a mixture of chemicals would be required.
These simulations indicate that diesel can be accurately represented in the model by a single component, but that the pseudo-component approach for active matter and the assumption of local phase equilibrium leads to an underestimation of diesel mobilization.
Many VA facilities initiated PC-MHI programming by implementing a single component, either CCC or care management [ 3].
Similar to the approach for IL-6 signaling, the TNF- α model was used to generate the profiles for NF- κB for four scenarios of abnormal conditions by changing a single component of the network at each run.
From our results we cannot conclude whether a complex GLV bouquet of different ratios provides more reliable information than do single compounds, but our results demonstrate that by adding a single component to the volatile bouquet of native D. wrightii plants one can alter the choice of ovipositing Manduca moths.
This substantial improvement was made by varying only a single component of the pathway (HMG-CoA reductase) and subsequent host optimization to improve cofactor availability.
Prior to each adsorption experiment, the samples were degassed for 12 h at 110 °C ensuring that the residual pressure fell below 0.2 Pa and then cooled down to the target temperatures, followed by introduction of a single component gas (CO2 or N2) into the system.
