Sentence examples for of component names from inspiring English sources

It takes a chain of component names as parameters.

The 'component path' is the series of component names from the highest level parent through its descendants to the component term.

Inspired by the idea of concrete filled steel tube (CFT), a new form of construction component named ice filled steel tube (IFT), which effectively combines the advantages of both ice and steel tube, was innovatively proposed in this study.

First, the description field of the reports which contains information about some trouble is summarized in a pair of a component name and a trouble name in the failure database; this is made possible through text-processing technology.

First, the SHELL (named after the initial letters of its components' names, Software, Hardware, Environment, Live-ware and Central Live-ware) model is developed to make a qualitative analysis for human reliability of medical devices.

Hook transfers the control flow of a process to another kernel component named the trampoline.

Besides, a combination of two components, named pulse and step, constitutes an accepted model of the saccadic generation system.

The latter is considered a dynamic organic configuration of three components named "field", "tenor" and "mode", that is, the nature of a social activity, the relations between the interlocutors, and the status assigned to language (what happens, who participates, and how the discourse is organized).

where || · ||0 represents the number of nonzero components named as l0-norm.

4 The CPN is composed of two parts: one focuses on the core cell cycle machinery and contains only one subnetwork named "Cell Cycle"; the other focuses on pathways regulating the cell cycle and consists of 4 components named "Growth Factor", "Cell-Cell Interaction", "Epigenetics", and "Intra/Extra-Cellular Signaling".

Accordingly, Lp(a) is composed of two key components, named LDL particle and apolipoprotein (Apo(a)), and the assembly of Lp(a) may be both the intracellular and extracellular [ 16, 17].