Sentence examples for measure component from inspiring English sources
Wave speed and wave impedance are briefly considered, as are ways to measure component waves.
To measure component interactions and cluster components into modules, taxonomy of modularity metrics is developed encompassing the entire life cycle of material fulfillment.
This paper handles about the design of a novel single camera vision system to measure component and board alignment in Pick and Place machines.
Space-ground baselines are needed to achieve the resolution to accurately measure component sizes at the frequency of the spectral peak, an essential requirement in distinguishing between free-free and synchrotron self absorption emission mechanisms.
Fluorescence spectroscopy is used to measure component glass transition temperatures (Tgs) in miscible blends of pyrene-labeled poly methyl methacrylate) (MPy-labeled PMMA) with poly ethylene oxide) (PEO) or poly vinyl chloride) (PVC) over a broad composition range.
It presents two new wave models for non-uniform systems, one series and one shunt, defining their component wave transfer functions, and thereby providing a way to define, identify and measure component waves.
Building on the extensive reliability engineering literature on measuring component importance, or the extent to which individual network components contribute to network reliability, this paper provides two resilience-based component importance measures.
A score of 1 was given to those with the presence of each measured component.
Previous study on socio-economic status measurement construct measuring components or variables based on theoretical view of socio-economic stand of an individual or community [1, 2].
Previous study on measurement of socio-economic status construct measuring components or variables based on socio-economic stand of an individual or community [1 4].
The main design concerns centered on the network measuring components and data recording, checking, filtering, gap recognition, and transferring systems.
