Sentence examples for context of a system from inspiring English sources

Kurzweil illustrates this thesis in the context of a system for reading words.

But if they happen within the context of a system where 80% of the population can have their laws made by representatives they cannot elect or hold to account, who are effectively bussed in from other nations to do the executive's dirty work, then a huge democratic wound at the heart of the system will fester and grow.

This reconstruction advances the whole analysis into the context of a system consisting of three countries.

As we seek to use the proposed quality models in the context of a system like Figure 15, a number of practical challenges needs to be properly addressed.

Our implementation of DTLS is presented in the context of a system architecture and the scheme's feasibility (low overheads and high interoperability) is further demonstrated through extensive evaluation on a hardware platform suitable for the Internet of Things.

Even more importantly, your own economic actions don't mean anything except in the context of a system that you didn't create.

The proposed methodology is discussed in the context of a "system-level" approach to structural integrity of AM components, and is compared and contrasted with established risk mitigation frameworks for other material systems, such as the use of casting factors for cast aircraft components, or probabilistic life prediction systems for powder metallurgy (PM) turbine engine components.

The finding that staff involved in this study expressed such views in the context of a system-wide approach to the implementation of a total smoking ban may indicate that the planned implementation strategies may not have been adequate, or that the impact of such strategies had yet to be experienced by staff.

The purpose of this study was to demonstrate that the concept of EI can be included in a PPD course within the context of a systems based medical curriculum.

Recently, Fang and Huang [1] introduced a new class of -monotone mappings in the context of solving a system of variational inclusions involving a combianation of -monotone and strongly monotone mappings based on the resolvent operator techniques.

Here we tested NAR in the context of a natural system, the arabinose system of E. coli, in which NAR is embedded within multiple feedback loops and regulatory interactions.