Sentence examples for a fully functional system from inspiring English sources

Without a fully functional system, he said, he found it difficult to navigate normally.

Doctors who had a fully functional system reported that it improved the quality of their clinical decisions, their communication with other doctors and patients and their delivery of long-term and preventive care.

Future work aims to evolve this system into a fully functional system that will be evaluated used first year undergraduate students on the "Introduction to Programming" module.

There are inescapable tensions, too, between the power supply and the logic circuits in a fully functional system, which make it difficult to build them both onto one semiconductor substrate.

Nevertheless, as the case of the 2012 earthquake in Banda Aceh showed, for early warning to be a fully functional system a lot more technical capacity building and awareness raising in the larger society are needed.

While the platform is still in development, the goal is to build a fully functional system that can independently match guests with hosts.

The HMW1 system requires an additional accessory protein called HMW1C for the fully functional system, a feature that is characteristic of a subset of TPS systems [3], [4].

The contribution is computed by measuring the effect of removing an element (e.g., gene deletion) not only in the fully functional system – as is done in classic single knockouts, but also after already removing one or more other elements.

We appear to be making a whole lot of mistakes, as a species, and love it or hate it, the tech industry seems to be the only fully functional system giving us at least the chance to innovate our way out of many of our worst errors before they catch up with us.

In addition to the skin being fully viable and in its complete physiological environment, our study adds three important levels of complexity to current knowledge derived from previous in vitro experiments: (a) a fully functional circulatory system, (b) a fully functioning immune system, and (c) physiological flexing and movement of the skin.

Thus the concurrent production of a fully functional aggregated system and the crucial cellulase of a free enzyme system triggered an enhanced degradation of the cellulose.