Sentence examples for module from one from inspiring English sources
By applying a low voltage DC power source to a cooler, heat moves through the module from one side to the other.
Thus each module from one tissue/method has one best matching counterpart from the other.
EIG's Director of Studies stated that "before using Learning for performance, each faculty member determined his own content to cover, which led to wide variations of a module from one year to the next and from one faculty member to another.
How about installing an updated module from one of those software vendors?
There is also an overall trend for modules to focus either on metabolic gene sets or disease-related gene sets, although modules from one group typically include gene sets from the other group.
This reuse will be contemplated within the same behavioral architecture and from the point of view of transferring behavior modules from one platform to a different one.
Due to the coupling between the thermal and the mechanical fields, the stress state experienced by each silicon cell in a module varies from one position to another.
By contrast, when the reversible reaction rates are relatively slow, the relative performance of the disassembly modules varies from one scenario to another, and the question of which design is optimal depends on a combination of the magnitude of efflux f16 and the net balance between the fluxes converting NoxA1 and NoxA1P into each other.
Modules differ from one another from technology, size and cost viewpoints.
Because the switching pattern of each sub-module varies from one fundamental circle to the next, the loss calculation result should be the average value of several fundamental cycles (time duration per circle is 20 ms for 50Hz ac frequency).
In (11), g sw_T1 and g sw_T1 is the number of switching instances of IGBT1 and IGBT2 in one sub-module, during time period T 0. T 0 is selected to be 1 s to take into effect that switching pattern of a sub-module varies from one fundamental cycle to another fundamental cycle.
