Sentence examples for modules which would from inspiring English sources
· The diploma would be made up of the modules, which would be adapted from the existing A-level and GCSE modules.
The result shows that different types of modules which would trigger different emotional reactions.
At that time, the architecture was described as consisting of a set of interacting modules, which would provide support for the planned services, however, no module was yet detailed.
As a result, it was less straightforward to define cell-specific interaction modules which would indicate the key cellular processes occurring in these cell types.
There are ∼50 65 residues between the CHIL and the boundaries of the nearest ordered modules, which would limit the maximum reach of the fully extended linker to ∼20 nm.
In this work, to study HCC metastasis, we aim to: 1) investigate global gene regulation patterns involved in HCC progression through combinatorial network analysis, 2) identify key regulatory modules which would not only possess predictive ability for HCC metastasis, but also provide insight of metastasis mechanisms.
Toyota told the dealers it might be necessary to change the computer module, which would be covered under the federal emissions warranty of eight years and 80,000 miles.
Rolls-Royce said its inspection of Trent 900 engines would be "supplemented by the replacement of the relevant module," which would "enable our customers progressively to bring the whole fleet back into service".
To illustrate our point, imagine an ITS with a perfect micro-adaptive module which would provide ideal scaffolding to each learner working on a particular Physics problem.
When Microsoft bought WebTV, I was told by an insider that there was a secret component, an e-commerce module, which would allow people to buy products or download software for a fee.
Approximately ten minutes before reentry into Earth's atmosphere, the cone-shaped Command Module containing the three crewmembers separated from the Service Module, which would burn up during reentry.
