Sentence examples for a system that traces from inspiring English sources

We find that as a biopolitical technique actuarialism has, in order to predict costs, fit older workers into a system that traces employees' life patterns.

Every day they go and learn something new". About 2,500 applicants embark each year on The Knowledge quest, part of a system that traces its origins to the 17th century and which is still unique to Britain.

The bank notified the FBI and they set up an "electronic trap in the computer system that traced the calls to at least 23 homes in the San Diego area".

Another inexpensive option is Nature2, a system that delivers trace amounts of silver to kill bacteria and trace amounts of copper to fight algae.

But the unaccountable, reckless, and deeply rooted political system in Russia today — a system that can trace itself back past the days of the tsars, to the tatars, to the Mongols — is not a good one, especially not for subjects who console themselves with conspiracy theories, or the hope of a benevolent whim, or, as the nurse said, luck.

We investigate a system that is able to trace the ray path we decided previously, in particular, we would like to change a cylindrical raypath into a plane one after a given coordinate of the propagation axis.

The ministry said it had issued an urgent notice to government offices and trade organizations involved in health and drug exports to step up supervision and inspection of heparin production and to create a system that would allow the industry to trace the path of heparin supplies back to the raw ingredient suppliers.

This work presents 1) a type system that permits to trace attributes and statically validate the composition against attributes lack or misuse and 2) a correct and complete type inference algorithm for this type system.

Implating registries are also necessarry as a surveillence system that would allow tracing new models and early idenfication and withdrow of those with worse results than previous models.

Furthermore, in USTR's recent report which boasted the environmental benefits of free trade agreements, the USTR noted that Peru is developing a "state-of-the-art electronic timber tracking system that will trace logs from stump to port in order to better detect illegal exports".

But the unaccountable, reckless, and deeply rooted political system in Russia today a system that can trace itself back past the days of the tsars, to the tatars, to the Mongols is not a good one, especially not for subjects who console themselves with conspiracy theories, or the hope of a benevolent whim, or, as the nurse said, luck.