Sentence examples for standardised components from inspiring English sources

"The latest consoles use standardised components meaning that upgrades could be possible relatively easily – which may result in more iterations to keep the platforms fresh.

"The standardised components that are now being used to go into consoles means that upgrades are more numerous and easier to implement.

We understand that certain new technologies (such as functional 3G printing) are interesting developments for the industry, but the efficiency of mass-produced phones built with standardised components will be the greatest competitive hurdle for modular devices to overcome.

It makes sense to leave the job to these specialists.The business reasons for switching to more standardised components are compelling, too.

Mass-production methods use highly skilled labour to design products and to set up production systems, and highly unskilled labour to produce standardised components and assemble them (with the help of specialised machinery).

However, although the latter has seen significant advances, such as the adoption of pre-assembly and standardised components and systems, the industry has experienced far greater difficulties identifying ways of capturing, understanding, and replicating work processes.

Dr Endy thinks BioBricks can put biologists in the same position.The DNA of a BioBrick contains a combination of genes that acts as a standardised component.

It is also not known if variations in the non-standardised components affect the anti-inflammatory activity of the extracts.

We confirmed that the extracts contained the specified amount of andrographolide but observed substantial variation in the non-standardised components of the extracts.

We undertook the present study to investigate 1) how selective enrichment of andrographolide in commercial A. paniculata extracts affects the variability of non-standardised phytochemical components and 2) if variability in the non-standardised components of the extract affects the pharmacological activity of andrographolide itself.

We undertook the present study to investigate 1) how selective enrichment of andrographolide in commercial A. paniculata extracts affects the variability of non-standardised phytochemical components and 2) if variability in the non-standardised components affects the pharmacological activity of the extracts.