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A product that is not decomposed - from the perspective of the current application.
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A subdivision of certain grant programs. Components have their own objectives, criteria, grant values, deadline dates and application requirements.
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One element of a larger system. A hardware component can be a device as small as a transistor or as large as a disk drive as long as it is part of a larger system. Software components are segments within a larger system.
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A permanently installed or attached fixture, element or part of a system.
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The output of a high definition video device (such as an HDTV set-top box), or the input of an HDTV receiver or monitor, comprised of (3) primary-color signals: red, green, and blue - each on a separate wire. The combination of these three signals convey all necessary picture information. In consumer video products, these (3) separate component signals refer to: Luminance (Y) - for Light; and two Chroma (Color) signals (Pb - blue) and (Pr - red). ...
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