Sentence examples for components to recover from inspiring English sources

As a result, a profusion of informal e-waste salvage sites have sprung up where laborers, often children, burn electronic components to recover trace amounts of valuable metals.

Integrated Energy Systems IESS), as technology that use thermal activated components to recover waste heat, are energy systems that offer key solution to global warming and energy security through high overall energy efficiency and better fuel use.

This finding is important because the perceptual feat of integrating spectral components to recover a unitary perceptual object, which provides protection from masking, seems sophisticated.

With the mechanism, they can define an intra-component handler for each component to recover from exceptions, and they can propagate uncaught exceptions to caller component along the reverse of component activation flow.

One measurement technique relies on using two sensors in a differential measurement while the other technique employs heterodyning principles to generate a low frequency component to recover the magnetic field detected by the sensors.

Errors due to the span capturing extra tokens were less common, as it is easier for the normalization component to recover from extra tokens than missing ones.

All but one of the phylogeny estimations of the independent Vir components failed to recover the species tree topology (Table 3; Figure S8), however deviations were minor and can be explained by the properties of the data (too few informative sites or homoplasy).

This is caused by the inaccurate decomposition of the high-frequency portion into rain components and non-rain components, which failed to recover the non-rain components and faulty incorporation of the rain components into the low-frequency partition.

Here, we propose a reduction method involving component eigenmodes to recover the modal behaviour of an assembled structure.

In ultrasound harmonic imaging with chirp-coded excitation, a harmonic matched filter (HMF) is typically used on the received signal to perform pulse compression of the second harmonic component (SHC) to recover signal axial resolution.

The result indicates that dominance analysis is a useful tool to identify certain types of components (the passive components) but insufficient to recover the complete system architecture.