modular

modular Definition

modu·lar (mäj′ə lər)

adjective

of a module or modulus
☆ designating or of units of standardized size, design, construction, etc. that can be arranged or fitted together in a variety of ways

Etymology: ModL modularis

modular Usage Examples

Adjective complement with noun phrase

make: To make the gates all modular, you would probably use PoPS as an output signal as we've heard last week.

Modifies a noun

origami: Cubes are by far the easiest three-dimensional forms to create using modular origami.
arithmetic: The correct sequence of moves to play is based on something called ' modular arithmetic ' .
architecture: The modular architecture enables in-service, incremental growth to meet unpredictable demands.
syllabus: Both biology and social biology are taught to A-level, using the highly-successful Cambridge modular syllabuses.
structure: The modular structure allows you to study such a broad area too.
algebra: The GAP 4 package LAGUNA also extends the GAP functionality for calculations with units of modular group algebras.

Modifying Another Word

highly: These can be easily merged with other compliant elements to produce a highly modular repository of learning material.
fully: We also offer fully modular steps, ideal for fire escapes.
completely: This system is completely modular and a whole range of units can be built, but here are a few examples of kits.
very: In addition V12 has been made more user friendly than previous versions and has a very modular approach.
now: Many are now modular, particularly the hard sciences.
totally: PRODUCT FEATURES Avantra provides issuers with a totally modular solution, allowing customers to pick and choose the service that best meets their needs.

Infinitive complement

allow: It will be modular to allow for the inclusion or exclusion of any data that is available.

Preposition: in

structure: It is part-time and modular in structure, and can be studied over a minimum of one year or a maximum of three years.
nature: Microgen's products are modular in nature so can support existing systems and processes where required.
construction: The Camera Head is modular in construction using our latest digital hybrid servo drives.
design: The system is modular in design, with each D3 driving up to four display units.
format: The Program is modular in format and consists of some compulsory elements and a range of option choices.

Preposition: with

module: The course is modular with six modules being taken at each academic level.

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