Sentence examples for woven components from inspiring English sources

Such performance can be ensured through closely woven components, i.e., both modularity and efficiency need to be preserved.

Compression bandaging systems are all designed to improve venous return but vary by construction (knitted, woven), components (elastic, non-elastic), performance (long-stretch, short-stretch) and layers (single-layer, multiple-layer) [ 12].

In his review, he states that "'The Stolen Earth' does a fine job in weaving components from the current series, former companions, and Davros together".

Now before you start freaking out at the mental visual of a tattoo artist weaving electronic components into your neck flesh, know that Motorola has a history of playing fast and loose with its interpretation of the word "tattoo".

Be a bit rogue and weave in components that may address personal growth issues that you think may be more appropriate for your employee assistance program.

Gendler (2008a,b, 2011, 2012) advances a view according to which the intentional content of implicit attitudes is comprised of tightly woven co-activating components.

It's all done by electronic components woven into the composite fibres of the clothing to create 'smart fibres".

CETI is working with sport physiologists to develop flexible monitors woven into two-component fibers that will be able to analyze your performance in a range of sports, and give you gentle coaching advice on how to improve your techniques.

(Here it's taken for granted that whatever meanings may be, they obey a compositionality principle, according to which the meaning of a complex expression is a function of the meanings of its elementary components and the manner in which those components are woven together by the complex expression's syntax).

Specifically, the four-cell method can directly be used in finite element codes to predict structural behavior of components mode of woven composites.

Components made from woven continuous fibre composite materials are used successfully in a variety of industries and applications, however, one of the major limitations on the suitability of these materials is the potentially complex processes required to form the fibre reinforcement into a practically useful shape.