Sentence examples for whatever component from inspiring English sources

Even if it's possible to measure the concentration of whatever component needs to be removed from wine (and it usually isn't), it's impossible to predict how a fining agent and its target compound will react within a specific wine matrix.

Sadly there's zero chance of prising apart its tiny pieces and swapping out whatever component has failed.

The previously rumored component shortage might still be part of the issue as many times parts are pre-ordered in bulk and it's sort of hard to simply produce a 100k touchscreens (or whatever component Asus is lacking) overnight hence the expected manufacturing spin-up next month.

Given the pharmacokinetic/dynamic properties of dexmedetomidine and lorazepam, whatever component of recovery from delirium or coma (or both) that is purely sedative-related is likely to occur over differing time intervals when these two drugs are compared (that is, slower recovery and longer delirium/coma with lorazepam).

You can also choose to mount the capacitor near the headlights or whatever component is experiencing the power drain when you use your stereo system.

It was where you went to buy black-market radios, cobbled together in workshops and tiny factories from whatever components were available.

; Using state-of-the-art logistics services (see Replacing inventory with information), Inacom then packages the reconfigured boxes with whatever components the customer specifies.

Whatever components Azure customers choose to use, including them in the marketplace should simplify integration and speed up deployment of Elastic products across Azure.

A few months later, Carmack was at E3 demonstrating one of Luckey's prototypes — a hulk of duct tape and whatever components were convenient — to anybody who would watch.

The work is an example of reproducible evolution, whereby a specific order of changes to gene activity repeatedly enables cells with severe defects in important processes to adapt and restore a gene module, using whatever components they have left.

Whatever political component may seem to have been at play, said Christine Moutier, chief medical officer at the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention and a former psychiatry professor at the University of California at San Diego, suicide is primarily a mental health problem.