Sentence examples for ordinary component from inspiring English sources

The timing has raised questions of whether the visit is an ordinary component of the new Greek government's multipronged foreign policy, or a pivot toward Russia for financial aid in the event that Greece's talks with European officials collapse.

This baryonic, or ordinary, component of dark matter has been determined by measuring the abundance of elements heavier than hydrogen that were created in the first few minutes after the big bang occurred 13.8 billion years ago.

This paper reviews the peculiarities of multicomponent metastable metallic alloys leading to the syntheses of bulk metallic glasses (BMGs), high entropy BMGs and pseudo high entropy BMGs which cannot be obtained for ordinary component alloys, in addition to the introduction of the features on structure, fundamental and engineering properties and applications for the first type BMGs.

In this framing, tacit knowledge is seen as a new, growing – and "alarming" – "trend", not an ordinary component of all knowledge production in scientific practice.

This process is usually carried out using low intensity laser beams and ordinary components such as mirrors and optical fibers.

The research goes well beyond current genetic engineering, which involves reshuffling the ordinary components of DNA or proteins into new combinations or moving DNA from one organism to another.

Rather than seeing the ramp, the flexible work schedule, the audio book, or the visual display of words spoken at a meeting as "accommodations" to individual deficits, they can be seen as the ordinary components of Gliedman and Roth's (1980) inclusive society.

However, when applying an ordinary variance component analysis, ignoring its non-normality will yield biased estimates, underestimating the effects of shared environment and overestimating the effects of dominance (cf. Derks et al. 2004).

In this paper, an implementation of the Stefan Maxwell equation into the ANSYS CFX software is described in combination with a procedure to numerically calculate the ordinary multi-component diffusion coefficients in gases at any total number of components.

There, computerized, transparent devices called holographic gratings diffract light in ways that ordinary optical components like prisms can't, steering it to the user's eyes.

They showed that it was possible to build a quantum computer out of ordinary optical components, such as mirrors, lenses, lasers, and so on.