Sentence examples for component creation from inspiring English sources

Structure refers to whether the technique captures structural violations (i.e., inconsistencies related to component creation) or not.

Architectural violations are classified into two groups: (i) structural violations, which refer to inconsistencies related to component creation, i.e., violations occur when the component location, naming, or characterization diverge from the planned architecture; and (ii) relational violations, which refer to inconsistencies in the relations among components.

For making DFMA-oriented parametric design implemented better, DFMA-oriented architectural design team, precast component creation process based on family template and DFMA, DFMA-oriented BIM re-development process, and optimization process of DFMA-oriented prefabricated building information model are also explored and developed.

Depositing authors can also provide additional chemical information in this system to ensure proper component creation and verification during annotation.

The KTA framework consists of two components: the 'Knowledge Creation' component and the 'Action Cycle' component.

Erickson [9] proposed usability scenarios for each different level of tailoring: customization (setting parameters), composition (link between existing components), expansion (creation of a new component) and extension (insertion of new code) and compiled a set of usability and design patterns that could support design decisions and implementation.

Quick also sees a broader opportunity around what he calls "post-click conversion optimization," which he said has three key components — scalable creation, optimization and personalization.

During the design of the Atlas, tools were developed that allow for component-based creation of simulation models, creation of interactive multimedia and their final coordination into a compact unit based on the given design.

The hormone-based delivery approach introduced in (Sobe et al. 2010) involves three components: hormone creation, hormone diffusion, and the behavior of units in presence of a corresponding hormone.

The papers discuss critical health system issues facing Pakistan, including service delivery components, demand creation, equitable access, transportation interventions for improved referrals, availability of medicines and equipment, and health workforce needs.

In the articles included in the special issue, critical health system issues compromising MNH outcomes in Pakistan are discussed, for example, service delivery components, demand creation, equitable access, transportation interventions for improved referrals, availability of medicines and equipment, and health workforce needs.