decomposed

Which can be decomposed into not taking the cure by choice (suicide) and being deprived of it forcibly, which can be further decomposed into negligence (accident) or malice (murder).

Taking a step back to reevaluate and then determining a migration path to a new decomposed service oriented architecture.

They do everything using symbols, and all functions are decomposed into symbols for head and arguments.

Fossil fuel is sunlight that was absorbed by plants which then either decomposed into fuel over millions of years, or were eaten by animals which later decomposed into fuel over millions of years.

Over 40 different 3D file formats are decomposed and federated in our big data repository.

A well written for loop is generally a decomposed pipeline of an optional filter/takeWhile plus a map plus an optional reduce.

Intel's decomposed platform ate them all and opened the door to Linux and open source.

Eventually though the EJB model will be decomposed and its services made available via CDI.

The projects people here are used to (modular, decomposed, open source, documented) are rare.

I suspect to a non-programmer, an OOP decomposed program is just as hard to read as the free-monad version.

In the end I decided to just keep the original/decomposed code, which was clearer and easier to work with.

The cost needs to be decomposed into two pieces: consumption and investment.