Sentence examples for historic systems from inspiring English sources

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America's industrialized food system could be nicely integrated into macro and micro economic studies, covering such topics as economies of scale, regional to global economies, industry consolidation, monopolies, process uniformity, etc. Kids should also be taught to contrast this dominate food system with historic systems, as well as (re)emerging regional food economies.

The new charter, expected to come into force by the beginning of 2017, is to scrap the historic system of self-regulation for the BBC and replace it with a new unitary board to govern the BBC.

He was persuaded something needed to be done about England's local government structure, a historic system that appeared increasingly archaic in the white heat of the technological age.

"It's a wealthy system, it's an established system, it's a strong historic system, and it's a very Christian religious system," said Upshaw of the institutional challenges he faced at Wheaton.

Or in the company of reporters who show up for a ticket-punch, a been-there, done-that dateline and a swipe at this historic system, the military commissions.

For a company that spends $6.5 billion a year on research and development, it was a sharp turn away from a historic system of data secrecy.

The second part discusses the range of historic launch systems' development costs under "Business-as-Usual" (BaU) - Conditions and potential cost reductions for future developments of RLVs, as well as the comparison to commercial, industrial development cost.

Although historic, incremental systems were the norm in the past, countries increasingly make use of information on local needs to influence these allocations.

If the historic Blackpool system (which has now been given new rolling stock) is included, eight urban areas now boast systems.

The historic hydraulic system has been honoured as a masterpiece of creative genius and recognized by UNESCO as a World Heritage site.