subcomponent
noun[C]
(alsosub-component)uk/ˈsʌbkəmˌpəʊnənt/usasmallpartof something thatcombineswithotherstoformabiggerpart:
These fivestepsandtheirsubcomponents are thefundamentalbuildingblocksfor anyorganization.
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A thirdsubcomponentof each word-expert is trained with both local-context and keyword information.
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It views the text as asubcomponentof the communicative context which in turn is asubcomponentof the context of culture.
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Moreover, such a structure can be represented graphically in a way that makes thesubcomponentrelationships and thesubcomponentsharing explicit.
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Again, there are switchbacks in the mapping of eccentricity, a sign perhaps that eachsubcomponenthas an independent topography.
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Currently, this method is applicable only when allsubcomponentmodels are available locally.
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Furthermore, the existential branch just needs the representation of itssubcomponent.
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Production cost estimates are applied for evaluation of process trades at thesubcomponentlevel of design.
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This reasoning can be recursively repeated for eachsubcomponent.
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Further work could include ablation experiments, where one component orsubcomponentis removed.
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Contextual refinement simplifies the refinement process by abstractly capturing the context of asubcomponentof a program, which typically includes information about the values of the free variables.
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Nosubcomponentis repeated inside it.!
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In other words, the size of the genotypes used by each evolutionary algorithm will never become larger than is strictly necessary to solve the functional requirements of thesubcomponent.
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Asubcomponentof the task navigator, the task filter, detects the most appropriate task nodes within the task ontology by matching the derived situation with the task-specific categories.
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Now we have the technology to look at atoms and subcomponents of atoms.
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The remaining 85 were organized into 20 groups which, in turn, consisted of a main component question followed by relatedsubcomponentquestions.
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