componentry
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7.2
- noun
- /kəmˈpoʊnəntri/
- Specialized
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componentes
- The engineer designed the device using high-quality componentry to ensure optimal performance.
You might start seeing pads pulling away just slightly from some of those farther right VRM or power componentry.
- You might start seeing pads pulling away just slightly from some of those farther right VRM or power componentry.
- It just means that it goes beyond that to more like workstation or even, you know, light home server grade validation and componentry.
Examples
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Electronic componentry is used in the three-channel signal-conditioning unit.
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I totally agree with the YAGNI, as I spent 3 years in a frameworks group where we built full generic componentry that eventually got used in a single place, wasting all the effort of making it reusable.
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So the more componentry you're building onto it, the more typically the more layers that you will typically need.
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On a wire picked up in Cairo he talks about nuclear componentry from a known source in Pakistan.
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The problem is that for engineering practical systems, it leaves a very large amount of dialogical componentry to be defined by researchers and developers.
Academic text (2017) -
A resolved shear stress that moves along the componentry of the atoms.
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In addition, the effects of prosthetic alignment and componentry on the interface stress distribution can be determined.
Academic text (1996) -
I plan to focus on what I need to get the job done, whether that's with the parts and the componentry that combine in the car to make the most speed and efficiency or the decisions that I need to make inside of it.
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"I plan on doing a lot of focusing on what I need to get the job done, whether that’s with the parts and componentry that combine in the car to make the most speed and efficiency or the decisions I need to make inside of it," he said.
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The G4 shared L2 allowed the S/390 design team to maximize reuse of existing componentry without compromising the performance of the S/390 G4 microprocessor.
Academic text (1997)
Synonyms
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3.9
A part made by putting smaller parts together, for example in machines
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4.8
The moving parts inside a machine that make it run
How Complex
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Componentry comes from component, which is built from com- 'together' and ponere 'to put'. Think of many small parts 'put together', like the machinery inside a car, and the ending -ry shows a group, so componentry means the group of parts that make a device.