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"component changes" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
You could use it to describe a situation where there have been alterations and additions to the different parts or components of something. For example: "The company has announced that there will be some significant component changes to their production process."
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Changing either component changes the composite meaning in specific ways, just as 'Jay' is different from both 'Kay' and 'Joe'.
This follows a similar warning in September, when it blamed component changes made by its largest customer, Apple.
When one component changes or comes under stress, the other components will adjust to compensate.
It is useful to determine whether this component changes in the same way as the remainder of the field.
But the two lists included in the memorandum written in 2000 show that quality control problems with foam were among the most pressing issues and cite "material deficiency" and "improper application" of foam, including a "lack of understanding of sensitivity of foam performance to changes in foam processing, material component changes and environments".
The arrows show how the paramagnetic component changes after TT.
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Any electrical component change could be said to affect function.
The first subtle strain change was associated with an E1 component strain change of −4 × 10−9, with an E2 component change of up to +2 × 10−9.
Figure 1b shows that during the main phase of the June 2015 storm the IMF Bz component changed polarity several times.
Interestingly, this information is distributed through individual binding components, as well as the spacing between components, and if one component changed, the others would have to compensate accordingly.
Signals can be essentially volumetric deformation component (change in size) and a deviatoric deformation component (change in shape).
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