"comprise the system" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to include or contain the system as a whole. Example: The new computer program is designed to comprise the system's various functions into one user-friendly interface.
The theory yields the eigenvalues and modal shapes of the plate and stiffeners which comprise the system.
Thus complexity reducing strategies destroy the meaningfulness of emergent properties which are seen as being like steam from boiling water, simply a by-product of a system rather than being the essential components that comprise the system.
System-scale management of riparia is the process of making decisions regarding the use of land and water practices affecting the entire organic ecosystem, and processes that characterize and comprise the system.
The electrochemical cell, consisting of a solid base and solid acid electrocatalyst, together with a proton exchange membrane, comprise the system that converts aqueous hydrogen peroxide into separate gas streams of oxygen and hydrogen.
The process of designing and implementing complex manufacturing machines relies heavily on the ability of systems designers and end users to provide consistent information on the desired and achieved operation of both the physical and logical elements that comprise the system.
In the case of putative mouse pheromones, receptor identification has generally relied on cell biology experiments which have indicated that the VNO and the accessory olfactory bulb comprise the system receiving and processing the information [7], [8], but in those experiments identification of the specific VNO receptors has been elusive.
The method identifies substantial risks posed by the architectural decisions comprising the System Organisation Pattern.
A transmit-receiver chain and external interference source realized in simulation comprised the system model, as shown in Figure 3.
RMT makes predictions for the statistical properties of matrices that are universal, that is, do not depend on the interactions between the elements comprising the system.
However, in the examples, the system state comprises the system angular position and velocity, and thus, state feedback (3) is equivalent to delayed PD control.
