Sentence examples for major components have from inspiring English sources

It's difficult to judge a trade in which the two major components have logged a total of 6 minutes 17 seconds of action during the season and the two teams involved sit near the bottom of the standings.

[T]he following major components have been installed at the IR-40 Reactor: the containment overhead crane; the moderator and primary coolant heat exchangers, circuit piping and purification systems; the moderator storage tanks; and the pressurizer for the reactor cooling system.

All the major components have been designed and the drawings sent out to top aerospace companies for manufacture.

On the other hand all major components have been designed and special components have been tested in separate setups.

The thermal performances of the whole system and its major components have been investigated experimentally during the 2000 2001 heating season in north China.

In fact, Citrus fruit essential oils and their major components have gained acceptance in the food industry since they have been generally recognized as safe [ 7].

So construction of some major components had to be halted for redesigning.

Xylo-oligomers and acetic acid in the extract are the major components having the greatest potential value for development.

36004 5 were little more than sets of frames, although most of their major components had been constructed at Eastleigh and Brighton and were stored ready for fitting.

While mounting evidence points to the serine protease component of bee venom as an important allergen [1], [3], [12], the molecular function of the bee venom serine protease, unlike other major components, has not been studied.

But even calling a bridge structurally deficient does not necessarily mean that it is unsafe, as federal officials often point out; it only means that at least one major component has deteriorated, and actions may be taken to address the issue, like restricting traffic to ensure that the bridge is not stressed beyond its limits.