Sentence examples for an extraordinary system from inspiring English sources

It's from that inglorious beginning that an extraordinary system — a network, to borrow Mr. Elsaesser's word — has emerged as a genuine rival to contemporary Hollywood.

His father played trombone in salsa bands and he is the product of an extraordinary system known as El Sistema, a 33-year-old programme that gives 250,000 children intensive, daily, high-quality music training from the age of two upwards.

Here, as across California, the route is determined by a network of elaborate plumbing: an extraordinary system of tunnels, canals, pipes, dams and reservoirs, all built decades ago by the Pacific Gas and Electric Company in order to transform billions of gallons of water into staggering amounts of electricity.

Before roads were built, steamers and long boats were the main form of transport in this part of the country, and manmade canals and locks connect many of the lakes to create an extraordinary system of navigable waterways.

In any case, digital organisms are an extraordinary system to experiment with controlled, repeatable evolution conditions and further work with them is necessary to ascertain which evolution features are of their own and which are of common application to other evolving entities.

At the age of twenty-six, when she engaged Elizabeth Carter in conversation, the older woman represented her as "more deeply learned than becomes a fine lady" who "between the Spartan laws, the Roman politics, the philosophy of Epicurus, and the wit of St Evremond" had formed "a most extraordinary system".

They have this extraordinary system: in effect, a 24/7 panopticon on a vast scale that it is gazing at you with an all-seeing eye.

Sport, he says, "can provide an extraordinary value system for today's and tomorrow's youth".

But if inequality has fuelled the demand for credit – whether through mortgages or payday loans – it has also helped drive the supply of credit and thus added further impetus to the creation of an extraordinary financial system biased to lend to property and not to enterprise.

Truly, the combination of active steering, stability and traction control along with an extraordinary Active Roll Stabilization system (to counter the tendency of a moderately sprung car to heel over hard in aggressive turns)–simply works magic.

The trees reference the colonial influence and times of relative plenty, when Zimbabwe was "the bread basket of Africa", and renowned for an extraordinary school system.