Sentence examples for operable component from inspiring English sources

The system conducts its function perfectly when each subsystem has at least one operable component.

In order to construct the more scalable and reliable Internet service system, the ALBM cluster system consists of independent but co-operable components.

As a series configuration, the subsystem is only operational if both components are operable.

At the same time, advances in micro-electronics and RF communication have enabled many advanced experiments to be operable remotely, using only COTS components.

The results of this trial could demonstrate a beneficial immune related effect and suggest low dose radiation to be a complementary neoadjuvant component of immunotherapy prior to surgery in operable NSCLC with only mild side effects in future.

Components which have been introduced include ROV operable connectors, DC-DC power converters, modified branching units, and dynamic riser cables.

The aim of the present study, therefore, was to examine the relationships between overall K M grade, individual inflammatory cell components and survival in patients with primary operable colorectal cancer.

The database included 124 consecutive patients (105 men) with pathologically documented lung cancer (50% with adenocarcinoma) accurately staged, clinically judged operable or potentially operable, and eventually operated on.

That step could mean making them operable without AC electrical power or even operator control.

The present study revealed the importance of stringent controlling of the additive level for maintaining a balanced bifunctional behavior of the catalyst combination through the synergistic effects by the components and the need of a proton conducting membrane operable at high temperature to get better output from the Polymer Electrolyte Membrane Fuel Cell (PEMFC) systems.

Based on a large body of clinical evidence and on the fact that primary breast cancer is today considered a systemic disease with a locoregional component, primary systemic therapy is now increasingly considered for women with operable disease for reducing mortality with lower toxicity, improving surgical options, and acquiring early information on response and biology of the disease.