The phrase "state component" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a specific aspect or element within a sentence that expresses the state or condition of something. Example: In the sentence, "The flowers were blooming in the garden," the verb "were blooming" serves as the state component, indicating the current condition of the flowers.
Therefore to fight the ISIS state component its illegal oil trade has to be stopped first.
When a two-level atom at an arbitrary superposition state is excited by a pair of specially designed laser pulses, the excited state component gains a relative phase with respect to the ground state component.
Focusing then entirely on the state component of education funding, the court finds that from 1994-95 to 1999-2000, New York City has consistently received less total state aid than its percentage share of enrolled students.
This work proposes and describes an intuitive polyhedral interpolative approach for each state component associated with manifold trajectories, both in two and in three dimensions.
This work describes and uses a recently-introduced, intuitive polyhedral interpolative approach for each state component associated with manifold trajectories, both in two and in three dimensions.
Moreover, the new idea of the proposed work is that the use of the output measurements by the observer follows an event based on an extended observer state component.
The results suggest that ameliorative conductivity, pseudocapacitance and the higher-oxidation-state component are responsible for the high capacity.
Reliable sets of steady-state component and total flow rate data form the cornerstone for the monitoring of plant performance.
Additional possibility to control the role of a particular defect-state component in the degradation process is to apply a bias voltage also during light soaking.
In a harmonically modulated light of intensity I≈const.+sin ωt), chlorophyll fluorescence response consists of a steady-state component, a component modulated with the angular frequency of the irradiance ω and several upper harmonic components (2ω, 3ω and higher).
For each multi-state component, the exact values of its state probabilities are assumed to be unknown, due to epistemic uncertainty (EU), and only conservative lower and upper bounds of them are given.
