Sentence examples for subcomponents from inspiring English sources
The word 'subcomponents' is correct and can be used in written English
You would use it to refer to the distinct parts that make up a larger component or system. For example: "This product is made up of several subcomponents, each with its own purpose."
noun
Plural of subcomponent
Called PUMA (Programmable Universal Machine for Assembly), they have been used since 1978 to assemble automobile subcomponents such as dash panels and lights.
Within operational components, seven subcomponents exist, including organization health and environment.
Breaking the data down into subcomponents looking at pupils who have shown either low or high levels of prior attainment, then it seems as though different areas of the country are having varying levels of success in enabling pupils with previously low levels of attainment in science to achieve better marks.
Whilst among the subcomponents, prices paid soared to 60.5 from 53.5; production fell to 54.8 from 61.7; and new orders dropped to 51.2 to 64.4 - the worst decline in thirty-three years!
He excels in laying down logical and instructive lists (the 4 dimensions of a business concept, their 13 subcomponents, the 3 factors that connect them, the 4 conditions that support them, etc)., but the explanations of concepts like positive feedback and choke points are often familiar.
Wave Optics, based in Mountain View, Calif., is an independent design and manufacturing service provider focusing on the design, manufacturing and packaging of optical subcomponents and components for a variety of high-speed digital networking markets.
While he said he didn't see anyone detained, Brzeczek said that if police were to "put people in a subcomponent of that building, it would most probably be a cage".
A typical adder, one subcomponent of a modern chip, is built from around 30 separate transistors, says Intel's Dr Mayberry.
Production was also affected at a wide range of subcomponent plants.A report by Daiwa Securities said that the closure of plants operated by Hitachi Chemical, Sanyo Electric and Sony would affect the supply of lithium-iron batteries.
"We don't want to broad-brush hip-hop music altogether," said Lt. Skip Arms, a police spokesman, "but we're looking at a subcomponent that typically glorifies, promotes criminal behavior and demeans women".
Most chemists of the 1840s adhered to theories of organic radicals, according to which organic molecules were thought to be constructed of and therefore resolvable into subcomponent parts ("radicals") that could also exist independently.
