Sentence examples for primary variant from inspiring English sources

The Stryker weighs 18 tons, has a two-man crew, can carry nine infantrymen, and in its primary variant is armed with an M2.50-inch heavy machine gun or a 40-mm automatic grenade launcher housed in a remotely operated turret.

The less efficient variants are placed serially after the primary variant and are referred to as (secondary) variants.

Nevertheless, this time will normally be constrained by the execution time of the primary variant (Lee and Anderson [1990]).

A primary variant has it that architectural appreciation is the product of individual cognition of the content, form, properties, and relations of architectural objects.

Generally, in the sequential execution scheme, the most efficient variant, e.g. in terms of response time or financial cost, is located first in the series, and is termed primary variant.

The time required to execute variants in a sequential way will range from the execution time of the primary variant (if acceptance tests are employed and the primary result is acceptable) to the sum of execution time of all variants, e.g. if all variant results are subjected to ATs (Buys et al. [2011]).

Stable secondary form (variant 2) bacterial strains were isolated from stable primary form (variant 1) bacteria through repeated passage.

For NXP there will be three primary variants based on the extremely low-power ARM Cortex-M series, the real-time optimized Cortex-R and the highest performance Cortex-A design.

Primary variants are found to produce extracellular protease, extracellular lipase, intracellular protein crystals CipA and CipB, antibiotics, and are bioluminescent.

Primary variants produce extracellular protease, extracellular lipase, intracellular protein crystals CipA and CipB, antibiotics, and are bioluminescent.

It is assumed that primary variants correspond to the nematode-associated form, and secondary variants to the insect-associated form of the bacteria [ 19, 20].