Sentence examples for components, despite from inspiring English sources

They also found some foreign-made components, despite North Korea's claim that its rocket was "indigenously produced 100 percent".

(12-1) in the official national title game instead of the Sooners (12-1), who swept the computers and schedule components despite losing the Big 12 title to Kansas State, 35-7, on Saturday.

Narver and Slater (1990a) and Kohli et al. (1993) use three components (despite being different) with one-dimensional structures.

Middleware provides an abstraction that facilitates the communication and coordination of distributed components despite the heterogeneity of the underlying platforms, operating systems, and programming languages.

Thirdly, no sufficient attention is being paid to capturing relationships among product components, despite such dependencies possibly exhibit a major impact on product functions.

Apparently, unlike pavement materials and traffic flows, only limited attention has been paid in the scientific literature to roadside components, despite their importance in setting a transport infrastructure in "operative" conditions.

The drugs maker Shire yesterday clinched a $32bn £22bnn) takeover of US rival Baxalta after sweetening the deal with a bumper cash component despite fears such a move would leave it with a huge tax bill.

GM's importance as an economic indicator is one reason why its remained a Dow component despite so many months of trouble.

PCL orientation was observed in miscible matrices but not in immiscible SAN matrices, indicating that the miscibility leads to the orientation, and the maintenance of orientation, of the minor chain component, despite the fact that flexible chains are involved.

The vertical component, despite its relatively-poorer determination in GPS observations and the presence of higher non-seismic signals, shows a different behavior: While the western side of northern Honshu saw a slight uplift of only up to a few cm, the dominant displacement in the eastern half of Honshu is a subsidence with a maximum of about 50 cm on the Tohoku shore.

It is usual practice to speak of nominal impedance as if it were a constant resistance, that is, it is invariant with frequency and has a zero reactive component, despite this often being far from the case.