The phrase "a soft system that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing systems, methodologies, or frameworks that are flexible or adaptable.
Example: "In our research, we explored a soft system that allows for iterative development and continuous feedback."
Alternatives: "a flexible system that" or "an adaptable system that".
There is no clear value of e separating the stable regimes from the cross-over, but we will use the values for stiff and soft systems that were used by Stormo et al. (2013), as they are safely outside the boundaries of the cross-over: e stiff=32 and e soft=7.63·10−6.
S. Xu et al. (p. 70) show how to make a soft wearable system that is constructed like a stretchable circuit board, where the electronic components are bridged electrically by thin, meandering conducting traces that float in a highly visco-elastic polymer.
Another variation, the Red Grasshopper, is a soft, adaptable system that has the look of NASA space equipment.
To overcome this challenge, this paper presents SMART, a soft computing system that simultaneously detects benign and malicious types of robot agents from web server logs and can automatically adapt to the session characteristics of a web server.
In conclusion, the aesthetic improvements offered by the omentum flap in the treatment of Poland's syndrome enable reconstruction of the anterior axillary pillar as well as the filling in of the infraclavicular depression, providing a soft coverage system that is thick enough to conceal silicone implants used in breast reconstruction much better than all other techniques seem able to achieve.
Nuada is a soft exoskeleton wearable system that helps users to hold heavy objects with their hands, despite pain or lack of strength.
One of them is a soft landing to a presidential system that will pave the way for Erdogan's bid in 2012.
The owners are pushing for a hard salary cap and the players are lobbying to retain the soft-cap system that has been in place for nearly three decades.
There has been a rapid expansion in the development and description of both quantitative and soft system methods that can be applied to decision-making processes and many of these have application in the spatial domain.
He wanted to relax its tenants, and so installed a system that plays soft jazz in the halls.
