Sentence examples for component assemblage from inspiring English sources
Driven by the requirements of the large-scale component assemblage for the docking platform, this paper proposes a novel one-translational-three-rotational (1T3R) parallel manipulator with an articulated travelling plate, which can provide high stiffness and good accuracy performances in the assemblage.
Clearances in mechanical joints which inevitably exist in all kinks of machines for instance dual-axis antenna pointing mechanisms, on one hand, significantly influence performance of the mechanism [1, 2]; on the other hand, they are indispensable to allow relative motion between parts and to enable component assemblage.
Separation of the influence of component assemblages of bacteria and diatoms in nature is problematic.
Indices that account only for the replacement component of assemblage dissimilarity4,5,6 and are thus independent of richness differences7, as Simpson's dissimilarity index8 (βsim), must be selected3.
The sedimentary infill of the Choyr Basin is newly defined as the Khalzan Uul and Khuren Dukh formations based on detailed mapping of lateral and vertical variations in component lithofacies assemblages.
Another remarkable component of the assemblage of the northern flank is the soft coral Paralcyonium spinulosum (Fig. 3g), which is generally sparse and rarer than the other Mediterranean species of alcyonaceans [71].
Stone is a principal component in archaeological assemblages across the Pacific.
The author has found that 40 80% of the energy consumed by a main fan is used to overcome the resistance of fan assemblage components.
By the start of the Jurassic, these groups became rare, a minor component of fossil assemblages; individuals were very small no larger than squirrel-sized and their teeth and squirrel-sized andhow theirteethandy mammalskeletalrobanatomynivoroushowathat plantheand animals) or insearlyorous.
Once the immediate threat of cell lysis has been overcome, bacterial strains that can catabolize the volatile organic or associated carbon sources would have a selective advantage over noncatabolizing components of the assemblage (Hayes et al. 1999).
