Sentence examples for by subcomponent analysis or from inspiring English sources

The detailed flow patterns are important references to justify the patterns by subcomponent analysis or much simplified geometries due to the limitations of aged computer.

Subcomponent analysis of N2 revealed a significant attenuation of early attentive N2b over prefrontal scalp sites.

The present study was designed to confirm our previous findings with subcomponent analysis.

Large and complex engineering systems are usually assembled by subcomponents with different energy dissipation levels.

Sophisticated engineering systems are usually assembled by subcomponents with significantly different levels of energy dissipation.

These four components break into more specific subcomponents, including analysis of: Geology; Economy; Waste Energy Food Water Mobility Tourism Community Routinesoutines; Visual Pollution and Legal Frameworkss.

This was further confirmed by the analysis of different N1 subcomponents: N1 enhancement for attended sounds was present for all three N1 subcomponents (N1a, N1b and N1c), whereas N1 suppression for self-initiated sounds was confined to N1b and N1c.

If a waiver is granted for a component or a subcomponent, that component or subcomponent will be considered to be of domestic origin for the purposes of § 661.11 of this part.

The cancer stem cell hypothesis proposes that tumors arise in stem or progenitor cells generating in tumors driven by a subcomponent that retains cancer stem cell properties.

The heterogeneity of the disruption within fibrils suggests that either mechanical load is not carried equally by a fibril's subcomponents or that the subcomponents do not possess homogenous mechanical properties.

(2) If a component or subcomponent is manufactured by the bidder or offeror, the cost of the component is the cost of labor and materials incorporated into the component or subcomponent, an allowance for profit, and the administrative and overhead costs attributable to that component or subcomponent under normal accounting principles.