Sentence examples for components that need to from inspiring English sources
Emerging distributed cyber-physical systems (CPSs) integrate a wide range of heterogeneous components that need to be orchestrated in a dynamic environment.
Three major components that need to be considered in the design and fabrication of a tissue-engineered small-diameter vascular graft include cells, scaffolds, and environmental stimuli.
Fully soft electronics contain materials and components that need to be mechanically robust and stretchable; for example, molecularly stretchable electronics, stretchable transistors, and stretchable in-plane batteries have been attempted18,19,20,21.
It then goes on the mention the need for the "listing" of fire pump equipment by independent certification bodies such as Underwriter's Laboratories or Factory Mutual, highlighting the specific components that need to be verified.
The vulnerability of landscapes to natural disturbances, the resilience of ecosystems and distribution of species are all important components that need to be considered when undertaking forest planning, but climatic change is rarely factored into such planning.
Then, we discuss control loops as the main architecture adopted to implement agents, and we frame them as an extension of event loops effective to improve the programming of autonomous components that need to integrate both reactive and proactive behaviors, in a modular way.
The fundamental components that needed to make the board work is explained here but other pin connection can be seen from the schematic on the appendix section below.
"From our investigation, the device — and there are a number of components that needed to be put together — would have been capable of emitting X-ray radiation that would have caused death," a prosecutor, John Duncan, said in an interview.
He also said legal practice had a growing global component that needed to be addressed.
"The only component that needed to be replaced was the butterfly gap filler seal that was installed improperly in the first place," Mr. Beutel said.
