Sentence examples for components which would from inspiring English sources
There is a need for accurate design and life prediction of CMC components which would experience multiaxial stress states.
And Chocolate, Chocolate, Chocolate (a classic euphemism for dumbed down) has three components, which would be better off as three desserts -- or, really, off the menu entirely.
The lowpass filter attenuates all signal components at frequencies outside the interval so that all frequency components which would alias are first removed.
Our design, in its current state, is far from being marketable -- there are many unenclosed wires and components which would make it unsafe for sale.
These electrodes are driven by the bipolar voltage pulses including dc bias components which would drive both positive ions and electrons.
This requires careful attention to structural design, selection of sound materials and manufacture of components, which would remain durable under the given environmental conditions (exposure and loading).
I want to have the presynaptic cell fire at a consistent rate before I introduce the modulatory component which would either increase or decrease activity.
Mr Crombie said that while the insurer was still devising the structure of its demutualisation, any windfall for members would probably comprise a fixed minimum element, plus a second variable component, which would take account of the size of the policy with Standard Life and the length of time it had been held.
The insurer is still devising the structure of its demutualisation but indicated that any windfall for members would probably comprise a fixed element and a second variable component, which would take account of the size of the policy with Standard Life and the length of time it had been held.
However, we note that our EEASs show strong pulsations in the X component, which would be somewhat unusual for omega bands.
The patient did not wish to have any further surgery to retrieve the dislocated meniscal component, which would have required a posterior approach.
