The phrase "a system over time" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the behavior, changes, or evolution of a system throughout a specific duration.
Example: "The study analyzed how a system over time can adapt to various environmental changes."
Alternatives: "a system throughout its duration" or "a system across time".
The "sale" will be not just a system but a system over time.
On the physical side, dynamics refers to the change of state of a system over time, where time plays a central role.
One-year follow up of a passive S.D.S. has been carried out in an experimental house in order to analyse the performance of such a system over time.
This framework, using Monte Carlo analysis and Markov probability matrices, analyzes the execution of potential system "change mechanisms," which alter a system over time to respond to epoch shifts.
"As a system, over time, it is farming, not hunting, that generates 'nomadism.' " Having made that fascinating point, he spends much of the rest of his book pleading for the rights of indigenous peoples and describing the nature of the colonialist depredations they have suffered.
Variation in the time allowed between the initial state and the assessment of the variance shows how material is dispersed within a system over time, allowing phenomena occurring at different scales to be investigated using data obtained in a single experiment.
Using confidence bands for regression analysis occurs ubiquitously in practice, for example, inference on the shelf-life or stability of a drug, on the reliability of an engineering system over time, on the environmental impact of a fertilizer in a field over time, to list just a few.
Knowledge diffusion is a process by which an innovation is communicated through certain channels among members of a social system over time.
Power is simply a way of quantifying the rate at which work is spent in a certain system over time.
The idea is that over a 10-year period, Off Grid will make back the money it invests by letting families pay for a solar system over time.
The concept was first introduced by Roger in 1962 where he explained how innovation is diffused to members of a social system over time (Rogers, 1995).
