subsystem
Pronunciation: [ˈsʌbˌsɪstəm]
Word
Context: “systems theory”
(noun) a smaller part of a larger system that works together to help the whole system function. Think of it like a team within a big organization where each team member has a specific job to do for everyone to succeed.
Example
The engine is a crucial subsystem of the car, helping it to run smoothly.
Example
Without its subsystems working properly, the computer won't function at all.
Example
What makes up the different subsystems in our school's education system?
Context: “technology”
(noun) a smaller component or part of a technical system, like in computers or machines, which helps it operate. It's like a small machine inside a big machine that has its own job.
Example
The memory is an essential subsystem that helps the computer store and retrieve information.
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If one subsystem fails, it can cause the entire device to stop working.
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How does each subsystem in the robot contribute to its overall performance?
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