Ultimately, the incremental system value of a power technology is a function of the prevalent system design and constraints.
Although most brachiopod taxa are now extinct, this historic diversity makes them a significant invertebrate index fossil group, providing a continuous deep-time record of a prevalent biocalcification system (e.g., Rudwick 1970).
It is instructive to consider one prevalent system of debt slavery as a means of identifying the characteristics typical of the condition.
The most prevalent system, LCM [ 7], finds a tradeoff between performance and human labor.
In a 1965 interview with The New York Times he called the prevalent system "incredible mechanisms for legalized larceny".
Until the advent of Pinyin, the most prevalent system was Wade-Giles, the work of two British diplomats in the late 19th century.
More evidence has accumulated for the hypothesis that the glucosinolate-myrosinase system has evolved from the prevalent system of cyanogenic glucosides and corresponding O-β-glucosidases.
Previously, winter wheat fallow was the prevalent system; now, because of no-till practices, producers are diversifying their rotations to include alternative crops.
Licensing is the most prevalent system to regulate early childhood programs.
The most prevalent system of classification in contemporary systematics is cladistics, which classifies organisms phylogenetically, in virtue of shared derived features or an organism's place in the genealogical tree.
But like the man who looked under the lamp for his lost coin because that's where the light was, the prevalent system just looks at singular chemicals as if they existed in isolation in the lab rather than in our bodies and environment where complex interconnectivity is the norm.
