Sentence examples for components or external from inspiring English sources

This paper is about a design of an urban area Darrieus VAWT, having self-start ability due to an innovative profile design named EN0005, avoiding the need of extra components or external electricity feed-in.

A thread is triggered by signals coming from other components or external peripherals.

This suggests that internal components or external host pathogen interactions bias the directionality of sporozoite movement away from Brownian motion.

Predictive validity may share components of generalizability (or external validity; see below) of a model.

We have purposely avoided any exercises that involve components of internal or external rotation or that require muscles other than the abductors or adductors as the prime mover.

Additionally, if components are structured in a hierarchical manner, the adaptation can be realised in a modular manner, where each (service) component is responsible for its own adaptation and for its own quality of service; while interacting with its sub-components, or its external services for distributing the adaptation process.

Both notions of internal contrast or internal variation of a component, and external contrast or external variation between two components are based on the dissimilarity between two colors [37]: E x t V a r ( C ′, C ″ ) = max ( h i, h j ) ∈ c b ( c ′, c ″ ) w ( h i, h j ) (3) I n t V a r ( C ) = max ( h i, h j ) ∈ c w ( h i, h j ) (4).

One of the most critical processes in CBSD is the selection of a set of software components from in-house or external repositories that fulfil some architectural and user-defined requirements.

Self-organization is described as a spontaneous process in which a large-scale pattern (including spatial, temporal or spatio-temporal patterns) at the global level of a system originated from the local actions and interactions between the lower-level system components without any internal or external control [17, 18].

Positive or negative rotational alignment corresponded to internal or external component alignment, respectively.

Self-organised emergent patterns can be widely seen in natural and man-made complex systems generated by interactions among local components without external or global control.