Sentence examples for set of components and from inspiring English sources

Traditionally, software architecture is seen as the result of the software architecture design process, the solution, usually represented by a set of components and connectors.

Extensive testing at low temperatures yielded a set of components and a circuit topology that demonstrates the required level of protection for critical MMICs and similar devices.

The contiguous United States is divided into four physiographic regions and 26 physiographic provinces each characterized with a unique set of components and forcing agents.

Research on solar-powered boats show optimization of sub-components, but do not consider the interaction of the complete set of components and the optimization thereof.

The search space of the genetic algorithm is limited by the idea of slicing the initial set of components and also circuit partitioning could be used to further overcome the scalability limitations.

The proposed approach consists of: (1) identifying the potential chemical reactions with the help of EMMA; (2) defining decoupled conservative chemical components consistent with those reactions; (3) repeat EMMA with the decoupled (i.e., conservative) components, so as to identify end-members waters; and (4) computing mixing ratios using the new set of components and end-members.

The estimator operates on a self-adjustable design model so that its outputs can be made immune to the effects of a specific set of component and sensor faults.

The transmitter has three HDMI inputs and one set of component and composite each.

By contrast, the remaining features are called abstract and they usually correspond to high-level features used for organizing the whole diagram (e.g., VSsystem), grouping sets of components and parameter variants (e.g., Tracking, Resolution), or representing specification and context aspects (features in the VSspecification sub-model).

Meeting with Truman in April 1947, Lilienthal informed him that not only were there no assembled weapons, but there were only a few sets of components, and no fully trained bomb assembly teams.

So we assume that the two regulons, the one in E. coli and the one in WH8102, have similar sets of components, and hence we have mapped the σ38 regulon of E. coli to WH8102.