Sentence examples for subset of components from inspiring English sources

A minimal path-set has no subset of components whose functioning alone would ensure system success.

Each OSD XML file is composed of five key parts, each of them defines a subset of components: Environment/system, including fading and antenna, as specified in Table 2.

We reiterate that the image can be reconstructed using any subset of components (for example components 2,5,8,9,15….) and not only using the first few components.

We first look at how this integration can occur within the problem formulation step in risk assessment where the system is defined, a conceptual model created, a subset of components and functions selected, and the analytical framework decided in a context that includes the management decisions.

In functional network models the system is decomposed into interacting sub-systems which are characterized by their input-output behaviour described by the set of functions u ̲ ( x ̲ ), where the function representing a node l depends only on a subset of components of x ̲ : u l = u l ( x ̲ l ), x ̲ l ∈ ℜ m l ⊂ ℜ n, m l < n.

A module is usually defined as a subset of components in a network that interact with each other and act in concert to regulate biological processes, while maintaining relative independence from other components in the network.

Depending upon the application, subsets of components may be needed for data analysis.

Depending on the source and composition of the PM different subsets of components may be found on different fractions.

The strength of association between subsets of components and a continuous response variable were varied between correlations of 0.1 and 0.3 using observed correlation patterns from urinary concentrations of environmental chemicals from NHANES data.

To extend our assessment to more diverse types of mixtures, when only subsets of components in a mixture were expected to follow the principles of CA, we used a hybrid version of CA and IA.

The quadrature phase dimension provides additional degrees of freedom that enable partial-component NUS (collecting a subset of quadrature components) to further reduce sampling-induced aliases relative to traditional full-component NUS (collecting all quadrature components).