Sentence examples for five component parts from inspiring English sources

In order to describe and distinguish the five configurations, I designed an adaptable picture of five component parts (see part A, Exhibit 1).

Its five component parts "are at different stages of completion," she acknowledges, but "this edition was undertaken with the unwavering intent to respect Bolaño's work and the firm pledge to offer the reader the novel as it had been found in his files".

Economics and sociology, the two component parts of the combined paper, have been partly separated.

The Permian Basin is made up of three component parts: the eastern Midland Basin, the Central Basin Platform, and the western Delaware Basin.

The meal at Fäviken can vary from 29 to 33 courses, each with two to six component parts that need to be prepared à la minute.

That showing contains two component parts: (1) that claimants could not obtain representation, and (2) that this unavailability of attorneys was attributable to the Government's fee regime.

Hurriyat leaders such as Mr Farooq rule out "trifurcation" of the Indian state into its three component parts—in effect, a division along religious lines.

Keeping in the line a product that is assembled from six component parts thus incurs costs of 6 × $100 = $600 a year, irrespective of volume and even if the product is not made at all during the period.

In addition, it is stated that joint performance must take account of the fiber, the alignment technique and the mechanics of the joint not as three separate unrelated issues but rather as three component parts of an integrated structure.

At all time intervals the loss of D atoms from M-proinsulin mirrored that from M-insulin-RR plus the C-peptide-KR, suggesting that the secondary-structure elements of M-proinsulin are largely conserved in its two component parts.

He is enjoying some celebrity in Moscow for predicting that 2009 will be the last full year before the US starts breaking up into four component parts after a civil war triggered by economic decline, mass immigration and what Panarin calls moral degradation.