L.E.D.'s are those ubiquitous little components of everything from wristwatches and microwave ovens to automobile dashboards; their silent, glowing, red or green numerals literally help put the "digit" in digital appliances.
"When I was around 10 years old, he gave me some little components made of Bakelite, and I played radio with a fake microphone".
Glue on each little component.
"I feel like Linda and Armand [Van Deursen and Mevis] do a great job of being able to isolate one little particular component of almost every circumstance," Fracareta says.
A little explored component of these interactions has been USVs, which are known to contribute to species-specific social signaling (Brudzynski and Pniak, 2002; Brudzynski, 2013).
An important, but little understood component of the poor quality of care experienced by women during childbirth in facilities is disrespectful and abusive behavior by health workers and other facility staff [ 3].
It is a little-understood component of electricity, so arcane that engineers sometimes call it "imaginary power".
One little-emphasized component of the president's manufacturing plan is $6 billion of tax credits for any type of company investing in communities that have suffered the closing of a military base or another major job loss.
What might be copied, in fact, is a little-noticed component of the paper Argentina issued in its debt exchange that could do both lenders and borrowers some good, giving governments a less risky method of financing themselves and lenders a new source of higher yields.In addition to payments of interest and principal, the new bonds contained a second potential income stream, called a GDP warrant.
This next-step in drive evolution is meant to work with Microsoft's ReadyDrive, a little-used component of Vista that makes for rapid booting and shutdown.
