Sentence examples for exceptional components from inspiring English sources

Instead it was about the Seahawks working in unison, all those exceptional components coming together to make them into something more than they were earlier in this season, when they stumbled to a 3-3 record after six games.

The pairing of exceptional components, patented processes and bleeding-edge design enables components to be pushed far beyond what any other gaming PC on the market today can promise," remarked Rajeev Kuruppu, Digital Storm's Director of Product Development.

In addition to including two-way fixed effects in the model, operating revenue and operating expenses have been cleaned of exceptional components (e.g. money received extraordinarily from the Swiss National Bank in 2005).

Besides their nutritional importance, legumes are an exceptional component to sustainable agriculture.

This demonstrates that, by considering multiple node-features jointly, pattern recognition based methods can point out exceptional network components.

However, the blue workers' suicide gear is highly unusual in the world of insect warfare, because the combination of blue crystals and salivary secretions make it a two-component system, Roisin said, adding that it is also exceptional that one component (the crystals) is carried outside of the body.

With these reassuring results from a single network, we proceed by testing BtA on whole series: We generate structures with both regular components and exceptional ones, which BtA has to identify.

Only in exceptional circumstances should blood components be transferred with a patient between hospital trusts or health boards.

Pedigrees of talented families suggest a strong familial component to exceptional ability.

By identifying a locus on chromosome 4 that may contain gene(s) promoting longevity (Puca et al 2001), it has recently been supported the theory of a genetic component for exceptional longevity.

Finally, the accuracy of a genetic model composed of multiple genetic markers to differentiate between centenarians and referent cohort subjects increased with the ages of the centenarians, especially those surviving beyond 106+ years, suggesting that the genetic component of exceptional longevity (EL) increases with increasing age beyond 100 years [ 10, 11].