constituent part造句

Bachu culture is an important constituent part of the Huaxia culture, the Oriental culture as well as the world's culture.

A passenger ticket, a luggage, parcel or goods consignment note shall represent a contract or a constituent part of a contract.

The chemical dissolves into its constituent parts when heated.

A BLA definition provides operational semantics for its constituent parts.

The RAID-0 code will evenly distribute writes (and thus reads) between all constituent partitions.

Figure 2 below shows the interaction between these three primary XML files and their constituent parts.

To expand this approach further, you might want to break the addresses into their constituent parts of street, city, and state, which makes processing of the data easier.

Garden plants are important constituent parts of urban ecological environment and have many functions such as atmosphere purification, urban environment improvement etc.

Through a number of odd historical circumstances, the constituent parts of the world's oldest manuscript of the bible-usually dated to the mid-fourth century-are located in four different places.

In this example, our RAID-0 volume will write to its constituent partitions in 32k blocks; that is, the first 32k of the RAID volume maps to hde1, the second 32k maps to hdg1, etc.

He saw that the constituent parts were being separated, with hydrogen gas falling into the star while water vapour remained farther out and the dust was farther out still.