Sentence examples for modular architecture as from inspiring English sources

Sequence alignment indicates that the C8α is well conserved during the evolution process from sharks to mammals, with the same modular architecture as well as the identical cysteine composition in the mature protein.

It has a modular architecture (as shown in Figure 1) consisting of four modules.

The central analytical concept is "interim modularity," defined as the modular architecture at trial-and-error development and/or prototyping phases, to effectively orchestrate the dispersion of specialized knowledge and know-how over a wide range of professionals inside and outside of corporations.

This allows a modular architecture, stacking as many as three cylinder pairs, connected or disconnected with clutches, which can increase efficiency by 15 to 55 percent depending on the number of modules stacked, Mr. Runkle said.

Wider implications of a visual modular architecture are discussed as well.

Another advantage is that the technique can be implemented as a modular architecture, which facilitates the setting up within a spoken dialogue system as well as the deduction of the emotional state of the user in real time.

We have designed a new and modular architecture for the TWCS, as shown in Figure 3 and 4. All traffic flows through the modules of the data plane, which is depicted in Figure 3.

Among the PD strategies, modular architecture has been identified as a technique that significantly enhances product life cycle management including ease of product disassembly, thereby improving product serviceability and cleaning processes.

This modular architecture will underpin a series of new Volkswagens, as well as models from Audi, VW's luxury subsidiary.

The resulting code has a modular architecture that allows individual components such as networks, logging, and time scheduling to be replaced as needed.

The four smaller cars Volvo plans to produce will be based on a second common "platform"—known internally as Compact Modular Architecture (CMA)—which should help the firm cut costs further.Volvo is also seeking to return to its roots by emphasising the safety features of the XC90.