Sentence examples for fully functional system from inspiring English sources

Without a fully functional system, he said, he found it difficult to navigate normally.

Doctors who had a fully functional system reported that it improved the quality of their clinical decisions, their communication with other doctors and patients and their delivery of long-term and preventive care.

"Triggering the hind limbs by using the activity of the forelimbs is new, and I would be interested to check back next year to see if they've been able to create a more dynamic, continually interactive interface"—one that could incorporate feedback from the EMG electrodes in the hind limbs to create a fully functional system.

Future work aims to evolve this system into a fully functional system that will be evaluated used first year undergraduate students on the "Introduction to Programming" module.

There are inescapable tensions, too, between the power supply and the logic circuits in a fully functional system, which make it difficult to build them both onto one semiconductor substrate.

Nevertheless, as the case of the 2012 earthquake in Banda Aceh showed, for early warning to be a fully functional system a lot more technical capacity building and awareness raising in the larger society are needed.

Avner Ronen, chief executive of Odigo, said simple interoperability could be achieved almost immediately, but creating fully functional systems could take a year or more.

The two projects have "very little in common," she said, "save for the fact that they are now both fully functional systems used daily by thousands of city employees".

In the future, this device will be applied to multi-layer Si ICs in fully functional systems on panels, active-matrix liquid-crystal displays, and three-dimensional (3D) stacked flash memory.

Sturrock says: "My hope is that by this time next year we'll have a much better, fully-functional system up and running - certainly in Swaziland - and be thinking about how to open this up elsewhere".

Google TV is this robust and [nearly] fully-functional system but there isn't a single reason to own one right now.