Sentence examples for an expanded system from inspiring English sources
They emerged from an all-day meeting with each side agreeing that the best alternative was peace, sharing and an expanded system.
In its proposal, the United States calls for talks on an expanded system to begin as soon as next March -- after Mr. Clinton's successor is inaugurated.
Federal health officials have wisely initiated an expanded system of monitoring to detect any serious adverse effects among recipients and quickly determine whether they are caused by the vaccine.
The analysis adopts an expanded system boundary including the construction, operation, maintenance, and decommissioning stages.
The potentential for an expanded system with up to 48 sources and 48 detectors has been demonstrated for brain imaging [ 32].
An expanded system boundary was applied for the comparison of different by-products of each scenario.
The Brooklyn facility is supposed to be a pillar in an expanding system of federal halfway houses, which are intended to help inmates after they are released from federal prison by arranging for counseling, drug treatment and jobs.
The New American School Design Project, a workshop of graduate students at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology led by Roy Strickland, an architect, developed a concept called the City of Learning -- an expanding system of academies throughout Paterson that would spark investment in neighborhoods, especially a sorely vacant, turn-of-the-century downtown.
Because of the high expense, along with the difficulties of distributing DC power over an expanding system, the building of a new power plant to produce AC power was deemed necessary.
Evolutionary steps can be modelled on this engineering paradigm by defining evolution as an expanding system of functionalities that are connected by well-defined and constant interfaces.
The described assay represents the foundation of an expanding system to quantitatively measure a broader range of the memory repertoire that greatly simplifies the process of sampling immune repertoires in large populations over time.
