Sentence examples for modules that would from inspiring English sources
For instance, the Clp proteases form extensive complexes with the functionally diverse AAA+ modules that would enable them to modulate various physiological processes.
Most of the scientific apparatus to keep Salyut 7's crews busy was to be delivered in large modules that would dock temporarily with the station.
Here, as the third diagram shows, it would be collected by "capture vessels" kitted out with special modules that would flare off dissolved gas and pump the liquid into adjacent tankers.
The 34-story building, with roughly 400 apartments, would comprise more than 900 modules that would be hauled to Atlantic Yards, lifted into place by crane and bolted together at the corner of Flatbush Avenue and Dean Street, next to the arena.
Also, with the recent development of automatic hammering modules, that would enable consistent hammering with the same force for the whole structure, the performance of this method in combination with these robots should also be investigated.
In 2007 Wang felt that Entorian was shortsighted and overly focused on delivering solutions for DRAM memory modules that would either help cool devices or provide significantly more density than standard modules.
To guard against further delays and restart building of the orbiting station, Mr. Goldin said, he has ordered completion of a so-called interim control module that would be launched on a space shuttle in December.
(The show's creators got the idea from the book "The Watchers," a history of N.S.A. surveillance by the journalist Shane Harris, which describes how John Poindexter, the head of the Total Information Awareness program, envisioned a Machine-like system equipped with a module that would hide the identities of surveillees from intelligence analysts, representing them only with numerical codes).
Just twelve hours after they had landed, as Armstrong and his co-walker, Edwin "Buzz" Aldrin, powered away from the moon and back to the command module that would take the astronauts home, after he'd spelled out the technical confirmations that things were working well, he added a little exclamation: "I'm going right down U.S. 1" — part jocularity, and, we might assume, part relief.
There had been a plan for a cheap little plug-in module that would enable one company to beam its services into the other's box, but it has not yet materialised.The reason why the boxes are not interoperable is that the companies do not want them to be.
And then there was the English exam in Cambridge where one of the poems didn't contain any words... Exeter exposed in attempts to offer unpaid internships The University of Exeter has been criticised for attempting to introduce a module that would circumvent national guidelines on unpaid internships.
