Sentence examples for because the system can from inspiring English sources

(Writing in Chinese about Ai's arrest was "useless," Han told me, because "the system can automatically block the name").

Whenever new transmission capacity appears, said Dr. Douglass, whether because of new construction or because of refinement of existing calculations, consumers may benefit because the system can make better use of low-cost electricity supplies shipped over longer distances.

Apple Computer says that you do not need to defragment a Mac OS X system, especially if you are running the current Panther version of Mac OS X, because the system can defragment files smaller than 20 megabytes in size automatically.

Because the system can also pinpoint a fire using global positioning system technology as well as a fiber-optic gyroscope (which determines the angle at which the cameras were pointing when they snapped their images), the operator can also precisely direct firefighters to the scene by radio or e-mail.

Because the system can scan skin from a distance (up to 7.5 metres in theory, though closer in the trial), it does not interfere with medical staff going about their duties.This technology is fairly well understood and needs only a basic low-resolution webcam to work.

Because the system can present more realistic video and information than conventional DMB, it is expected to be widely used in e-commerce and news media.

"The vast majority are either undiagnosed, untreated (because navigating the system can be really difficult), or treated with something that's just not working or hasn't been proven to work," he says.

"I believe in that because I think the system can stand the scrutiny," he said.

Because it "learns" the system can get faster and faster as it builds more programs.

But others say that the census may not yield an answer because children born outside the system can be hard to count.

Although the railways are the safest mode of transport, there are concerns because each fault of the system can cause significant consequences, including fatalities.