Sentence examples for imbricated components from inspiring English sources

Not all components in the hierarchy need to be monitored and controlled; both primitive components (encapsulating one single primitive service) and composite components can be controlled, and imbricated components can also be controlled simultaneously at several level of the hierarchy.

The earliest accreted OPS comprises metabasite of supra-subduction zone affinity imbricated with smaller amounts of metaultramafic rocks and metachert, but lacking a clastic component.

The stages are imbricated to reduce the overall height.

Never again will culture be imbricated with politics in the way Volkov describes in this book.

Subsalt structures mainly include imbricated thrust belts, duplex structures, fault-related folds and pop-up structures.

"The mug" has, as Borchardt notes, more violent connotations, and is imbricated in notions of position and status, honor and dishonor.

We find that rangeomorph bodies could be deflated, imbricated, folded over, inverted, and infilled with fine sediment.

The shapes of the slate shingles are attractively varied: hexagons, rectangles, triangles and squares melded into a complex design known architecturally as "imbricated".

Further, this production both exploits workers and becomes imbricated with all manner of brutality – consider the relationship between coltan production and war in the Congo.

He has also designed similar varied muntins into the new building and several of the roof elements, including the imbricated shingling.

It is confined on the south by the structurally imbricated Indian crust underlying the Tethyan and High Himalaya and is underlain, apparently, by a stiff Indian mantle lid.