The dependency injection and other features of AngularJS provide a richer basis to build larger applications than, say, Polymer, which would still be useful for smaller self-contained components.
By the 1950s mechanical filters were being manufactured as self-contained components for applications in radio transmitters and high-end receivers.
Encapsulating specialized functionality behind well-defined interfaces leads to self-contained components.
The battalion was designed to be the self-contained command component of the brigade, allowing it to function independently of any higher command.
In this case, Dasty3 and its forerunner, Dasty2 both provided a self-contained (ie modular) component that could be controlled through javascript and embedded in a more complex web page.
The critical software design task is splitting the embedded software functionality and hardware model into self-contained, self-sufficient components, easy to manage simple interfaces.
A container is a self-contained package where all components required running the application are included except OS.
The advantages of migrating from traditional monolithic business applications to reusable object-based business components (self-contained software that carries out a certain business task) are well documented.
Because containers are self-contained, they often include outdated, vulnerable and non-compliant components, thus putting the entire system at risk.
The self-contained monitor consists of several components: 1) an accelerometer, 2) an electronic package (dimensions 11.4 cm × 6.7 cm × 2.2 cm, weight 171 grams), 3) a cable connecting the accelerometer to the electronic package, and 4) a CompactFlash memory card.
A biosensor can be defined as "a self-contained analytical device that combines a biological component with a physicochemical component for the detection of an analyte of biological importance".
