The phrase "a slow system" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a system that operates at a low speed or efficiency, often in the context of technology or processes.
Example: "The software update has made the application a slow system, causing delays in our workflow."
Alternatives: "a sluggish system" or "an inefficient system".
After all, she said, "this is a slow system," and while a lichen may live forever, a biologist will not.
"System 2" is a slow system that observes System 1's outputs, and intervenes when "intuition" is insufficient.
This separation of time scales naturally decomposes the full model into a fast system and a slow system.
Based on two different time scales, the system is divided into a fast system and a slow system.
Therefore, in this paper we firstly separate the coupled systems (3)–(4) into a fast system and a slow system by using the idea of limit systems.
But in fact, in the race for television in 1936, his 'mechanical' system of television proved to be completely untenable - inflexible cameras, uncomfortable 'spotlight studios', dangerous vats of chemicals (cyanide!), and a slow system of picture delivery.
It's only a slow system-check lap before Alonso is back in the pits but it means the car is in public for the first time.
(Other cameras, and all camcorders, use a slower system called contrast detection).
Both populations, she says, are willing to use a slower system in exchange for not having to remember a password.
(Other cameras, and all camcorders, use a slower system called contrast detection). That's only possible because, in this camera, the autofocus sensor can see the scene all the time.
"When we use fat as a fuel, we have to go slower because as a process of burning energy it is a more complex and a slower system, so we can only support slower exercise". She also warns that dehydration causes a decrease in blood volume, which makes the heart work harder, so it is important for runners to keep hydrated.
