subsystem
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- noun
- /ˈsʌbˌsɪstəm/
- Specialized
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subsistema
- The navigation system is a crucial subsystem of the overall aircraft control system.
- memory subsystem
- system or subsystem
- cache and memory subsystem
It's a change in energy of the subsystem A.
- It's a change in energy of the subsystem A.
- We can't hire, you know, people that are just like, you know, optimizing this subsystem for the past three or four years.
- I mean, everything needs to I mean all the subsystems need to be built and checked out and perfected.
- I'm not saying he never does, but he doesn't have to spend as much time working on or or looking at some subsystem that's functioning well.
- The pure the subsystem is, the less entangled it was.
- Then there's a whole other step where subsystems of the universe start burning fuel, right?
- The ETA maintain all the subsystems that that employ what they call syntactic devices.
Examples
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The function of each subsystem and the interrelationship among subsystems are as follows:
Academic text (1991) -
Like its predecessors, the line or pole methods, SONAR is a subsystem of the larger marine transportation system.
Academic text (2013) -
So the, the thermal subsystem is very critical.
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Systems can be small and simple or large, complex, and made up of smaller subsystems.
Academic text (2015) -
Again, due to the construction of the database, each of the subsystems will be identical.
Academic text (1999) -
Questions remain, however, about the influence of specific language subsystems on children's literacy skills.
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The processor improvements will be coupled with a new L2 cache and memory subsystem.
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The Ecuadorian Amazonia thus offers an opportunity to study an emerging urban subsystem in its formative years.
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The change from a bus-based to a point-to-point switch-based memory subsystem improved the finite cache effects significantly.
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We describe features of the POWER2 processor and memory subsystem that enhance RISC System/6000(TM) performance on commercial workloads.
Academic text (1994)
Synonyms
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A small part of a larger group, like a department or cell, that works on its own
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A smaller part of a larger program or system that works alone
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Morphology
Etymology
The word subsystem comes from the part sub- meaning 'under' or 'below' and the word system meaning 'a set of parts that work together'. So a subsystem is a smaller system that works inside a larger system, like the engine system inside a car.