Sentence examples for impressive systems from inspiring English sources

An experienced English A-level examiner, speaking on condition of anonymity, says the boards have impressive systems for checking that erratic marking is picked up.

Four years after Bristol was chosen as Britain's first "cycling city", it has impressive systems of lanes and cycle-parking spaces.

"From a starting point of having no information on student learning, the two presidencies constructed one of the world's most impressive systems for measuring education results," she says.But the recent progress merely upgrades Brazil's schools from disastrous to very bad.

Several impressive systems have been developed to this end, such as ESC/Java and Spec#, which build on existing programming languages (e.g., Java, C#).

Two quite impressive systems that exemplified such a methodology were shrdlu (Winograd 1972) and Lunar (Woods et al. 1972), which contained sophisticated proceduralized grammars and syntax-to-semantics mapping rules, and were able to function fairly robustly in their "micro-domains" (simulated blocks on a table, and a lunar rock database, respectively).

MARTA is an impressive system as far as it goes, and rider-figures for the fiscal year just ending are expected to be 84m.

The absence of corrosive competition and an egalitarian ethos inherent in the Finnish culture has surely played a role in shaping this very impressive system.

A deal with one mobile firm, he says, is already on the cards.If LetterWise takes off, Mr Gutowitz has an even more impressive system, called WordWise, as a follow-up.

The Yankees' bullpen, though not yet complete, is further along than their rotation, and packaging Chamberlain with additional young talent from their impressive system would be one way to net a viable starter.

But just in case, King Gyanendra, who consolidated his power with a coup in February, has set about dismantling the once impressive system of public scrutiny in his rapidly shrinking kingdom.The United Nations reports that in 2004 no fewer than 136 people disappeared while in state custody.

Certainly an impressive system, but I only had maybe 15 minutes of quality time with it.