Sentence examples for interior component from inspiring English sources
In this paper, we provide a robust design approach to achieve the requirements for one such interior component, viz.
The presence of stem cells/progenitor cells observed in different locations of primary and regenerating antlers suggests that these cells play a role both for the formation of the interior component (e. g. bone and cartilage) as well as the external component (velvet skin) of the growing antler.
The current Ar/Ar value of 4.2 ± 0.1 must then have been set by largely the balancing of atmospheric loss through solar wind erosion with the outgassing of mantle Ar with a solar Ar/Ar ratio of 5.5 (e.g., trapped interior component of Chassigny with Ar/Ar ≥5.26) [ Mathew and Marti, 2001] since about 4 Ga.
You can receive an electric shock from touching any interior component while it is running.
Bain Capital bought the company, which by that time was largely selling interior components to the auto business.
Shortly thereafter, the modular interior components of the building will be stored, and the shell will come down.
For four-wheel-drive models, Sportsmobile orders a bare cargo-van chassis -- the Ford E-350 Econoline Super Duty -- and adds off-road and interior components.
His father retired as a vice president and a general manager of automotive products in Carlisle, Pa., for the Lear Corporation, a Southfield, Mich., vendor of interior components for cars to automobile manufacturers.
The balance — an additional $110,000 for interior components like bathrooms, finishes and appliances — would bring the total to $550,000, although Mr. Landau recently suggested that his own exacting standards might drive up the costs quite a bit more.
When his colleagues make adjustments to the observatory's interior components, they must set up a portable clean room, sterilize their tools, and don what they call bunny suits full-body protective gear—lesuits full-bodyor a protectivef dust accidentally settle on the sparklingear lest hardware.
Among the gee-whiz interior components is an air vent inspired by the intakes on the Typhoon fighter jet, which is automatically deployed from the dash to blast air if the interior becomes stuffy, lest a motorist compromise the car's drag coefficient by opening a window.
