Sentence examples for a definitive system from inspiring English sources

StarMine, a San Francisco research outfit, has developed a definitive system for answering that question.

In the midst of heated debates over which flags should or should not be flown over government buildings, the world's top mathematicians and statisticians (um... us) congregated to establish a definitive system to measure flag racism.

In the Ebola response, the slow and confused process for validating rapid diagnostic tests is an example of how the lack of a clear and definitive system for evaluation and approval has caused serious delays to a potentially game-changing innovation.

In addition, further oxidation of these precursor coatings is made in order to obtain the definitive system of a protective ceramic layer.

While the pilot phase of Facebook's program unrolls, aspiring new signatories can express their interest through our online form but will not be vetted before a definitive vetting system has been established," Poynter's further adds in a Q&A about its role in Facebook's trial.

While the pilot phase of Facebook's program unrolls, aspiring new signatories can express their interest through our online form but will not be vetted before a definitive vetting system has been established," Poynter's further adds in a Q&A about its role in Facebook's trial.

In contrast to the present study, Kamm and co-workers concluded that cnidarians diverged from bilaterians prior to the evolution of "a definitive Hox system" [49] and that cnidarians lack "true Hox genes" [50].

The Commission is expected to make public new proposals for a definitive VAT system for cross-border trade by the end of next year.

(3) The review of this special scheme is closely linked to the Commission's proposal setting out the principles for a definitive VAT system for cross-border business-to-business trade between Member States on the basis of the taxation of cross-border supplies of goods in the Member State of destination24.

Already in 1930, the MRC devoted an entire volume to 'Viruses and virus diseases' in its definitive System of Bacteriology in Relation to Medicine and Laidlaw contributed a chapter on dog distemper, which took its place alongside smallpox, mumps, measles, yellow fever, poliomyelitis and a range of animal, plant, insect and bacterial virus diseases.

Many studies have described the advantage of test stimulation prior to implanting the definitive system to enable effective patient selection.