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单词 module
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module
noun[C]
uk
/ˈmɒdʒ.uːl/us
/ˈmɑː.dʒuːl/
one of a set ofseparatepartsthat, whencombined,formacompletewhole:
组件；模块
Theemergencybuildingistransportedinindividualmodules, such asbedroomsand akitchen, which are put together onsite.应急住房以单独的组件运输，如卧室和厨房，它们可以当场进行组装。
Thefullcomputerprogramis made up of several modules(=smallprograms)which should beindividuallytestedbefore beingintegrated.计算机的全套程序由几个模块组成，它们在整合之前须进行单独测试。
one of theunitsthat together make acompletecourse,taughtespeciallyat acollegeoruniversity
（尤指大学课程的）单元
apartof aspacecraftthat canoperateindependentlyof the otherparts,especiallywhenseparatefrom them:
（航天器独立的）舱
alunarlandingmodule登月舱
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(Definition ofmodulefrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

module| American Dictionary

module
noun[C]
us
/ˈmɑdʒ·ul/
one of a set ofseparatepartsthat can bejoinedtogether toformalargerobject:
Thereactorwasbuiltin modules that wereassembledlaterat thesite.
A module is also apartof aspacecraftthat canoperateindependentlyfrom themainpart.
(Definition ofmodulefrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

module| Business English

module
noun[C]
uk
/ˈmɒdjuːl/us
/ˈmɒdʒuːl/
one of a set ofseparatepartswhich, whencombined,formacompletewhole:
Theemergencygeneratoristransportedinindividualmodules, which are then put together onsite.
IT
apartof acomputerorsoftwaresystemorprogramthat has afunctionandworkstogether with otherrelatedparts:
Thefullcomputerprogramis made up of several modules.
one of thepartsthat acourseofstudyisdividedinto, whichcoversaparticularsubjectand often hasitsownexamination:
Thecoursewillincludea 3-week module onenvironmentalmanagement.
(Definition ofmodulefrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofmodule

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To describe the approach, a practical example related to the design of modules for woodworking machines is repor ted.
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The concise rules can form the foundation of training modules that can jump-star t workers' skills to new and higher levels of competence.
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The stiffness and stress of individual modules is examined first, followed by the performance of a composite structure of many units.
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The model consists of several modules each returning overall cost of a major component from the simple mathematical representations of the factors described above.
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Modularization of knowledge base can avoid the conflict of knowledge among these modules.
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Components, modules, systems, and similar entities are subsumed under the term system.
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The second part covers 'advanced' features: polymorphic and higherorder functions, datatype declarations, modules, arrays, references.
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Much has been written about the advantages of modules and abstract data types.
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Finally, there is no notation for modules in the language.
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During the integration session, the modules produced by the former students usually contain the problems, whereas the modules of the 'thinkers' often operate flawlessly.
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Standard operations such as arrays, lists and trees are offered in reusable modules.
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All modules that import mod depend upon mod.mco.
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The condition for the case of basic modules ensures that there are no captures of free variables; it is sufficient, but clearly not necessary.
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Similar generality is clearly in demand for parameterized modules.
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Later attempts to build the system could then fail because the modules weren't loaded in the same order.
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Collocationswithmodule

module

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control module
At the lowest level a traction control module is used to control each wheel velocity.
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core module
There are three reduction rules for the core module calculus: propagation of a core step, substitution of a label with the associated expression and elimination of useless labels.
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expansion module
The query expansion module uses different kinds of semantic links, together with frequency data, to find related terms.
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