subsystem

The only thing that's going to be different is the video subsystem.

A subsystem is a group of many parts that make up one part.

Stay in position and continue to pick off their station subsystems.

In fact, a program is a subsystem plus one or more activities.

The family structure model is based on organization and subsystems.

All other subsystems are reported to continue to perform well.

The whole subsystem might already be far beyond the limits of safety.

The ports from 8 to 15 are used for subsystem specific services.

Once the subsystems interact, their states are no longer independent.

There are many other such subsystems and users write their own.

Parts of the subsystem are and will be manufactured by the team.

I need to get away from the subsystems, my father."

We have 26 subsystems, 58 monitoring systems, and different equipment.

I've hidden the existence of this little subsystem far too well.

We believe some subsystems will be ruled out as a cause fairly soon.

The final piece of information was a note on subsystem suppliers.

All our various subsystems are most distressed over your leaving.

The model refers to these three symbolic subsystems as attention, power, and need.

This is sometimes referred to as the command and data subsystem.

Memory subsystem performance, on the other hand, looks a wee bit different.

In that case, the reduced states of the subsystems are also pure.

A subsystem is a little system within a big system.

"It's good, really: it means the safety subsystems are still working."

This project is a hospital information system consisting of over 30 basic subsystems.

The function is like a "generalized energy" of the subsystem.