Sentence examples for hundreds of component from inspiring English sources
Urban Outfitters recently opened an online custom bike shop, where customers can choose among hundreds of component and color combinations.
And by outsourcing production to China, the world's electronics giants – Dell, Sony, Microsoft, Apple, Samsung and others – are closer to the hundreds of component manufacturers, engineers and material eco-systems that their products depend upon.
The way in which the decoupling is achieved allows practical problems characterized by hundreds of component-wise reliability constraints and high-dimensional discrete design variable vectors to be efficiently and rigorously solved.
The phase deviation (deviation of the phase from segment to segment) of the 2nd and 3rd component is quite small, i.e. the phase is rather constant in time.
The phase difference of the 2nd and 3rd component is clearly negative which can be interpreted as a sign that changes in SAP precede changes in RRI.
The analysis of the factor loadings (FL, correlation coefficients between original variables and components) of the first 6 PCs revealed that the FLs which better discriminate between permanent AF patients and controls were: FL of the 2nd PC for both chips (namely, FL2A and FL2B); FL of the 3rd component of chip A (FL3A); and FL of the 5th component of chip B (FL5B).
The phase angle is close to one of 3rd component but the gain is, in contrast, close to one of the 2nd component.
In contrast to the results of the MH1 G-ALPHA2, the 2nd vector component of the α-helix of MH2 G-BETA needs a functional form with one higher polynomial degree.
The relative contribution I3 of 3rd component to the decay curve was calculated as: {I}_3=frac{I_{0_3}}{I_{0_2}+{I}_{0_3}} (4).
(4) The back-azimuth is determined from the 1st principal component of the particle motion of the initial P-wave by using the PCA (Fig. 1).
The back-azimuth is determined from the 1st principal component of the particle motion of the initial P-wave by using the PCA (Fig. 1).
