"functional element" is an appropriate and usable term in written English.
It is often used to describe something that helps an object or system to perform its desired function. For example: "The spring is a key functional element in a door hinge, helping to make the door close securely."
The possibility to put a function or a functional element (logical nodes or logical devices) in a test mode.
From that perspective different testing methods can be implemented even in the testing of the same functional element or function.
The testing starts with the complete system, followed by function or sub-function testing and if necessary functional element testing.
From this point of view the following are the more commonly used testing methods: Functional element testing Integration testing Function testing System testing.
Apart from the cooking smells and greases floating around the apartment, "A kitchen is about function, and it's counterintuitive for me to expose this very functional element".
"APIs are not a book, not a play, not a song, not a poem," he said – just a functional element that allows developers to access source code.
This decorative use of the formerly functional element was combined with the liberal employment of the kokoshnik.
It wants to make GCSE maths and English tougher by bringing a "functional" element into the exams.
Sometimes a functional element is everything they need – but at other times it might be a spaceship, a doll's house, a telescope, a video game controller or a swim fin".
The Neuron Doctrine – which states that nerve cells are the fundamental structural and functional element of the nervous system – finally gained wide acceptance in the early 1890s, a full seven years after Freud's lecture.
Functional element testing.
