Sentence examples for improvised system from inspiring English sources
But she acknowledged that transportation officials have a tough balancing act in making the improvised system work with the least possible pain to all concerned.
The detonator consisted of an improvised system of bulbs cut from a string of Christmas lights.
According to a report from Newsweek, after additional planned upgrades, Enbridge's improvised system could push half a Keystone XL worth of additional oil from Alberta into the United States by the middle of next year.
Developers appear to improvise systems by cobbling together existing applications and technologies, almost overnight, with uncoordinated contributions rather than traditional designs or project plans.
Social entrepreneurship consists of improvising systems, devising new approaches, grasping opportunities others miss and generating solutions to change society for the better.
To keep track of the secret bombing, the military was obliged to set up an improvised command system, outside ordinary channels, that extended from the Commander-in-Chief down to the pilots and bombardiers.
So Starkweather fired a laser through the air between the two buildings, an improvised communications system that meant that, if you were driving down the Foothill Expressway on a foggy night and happened to look up, you might see a mysterious red beam streaking across the sky.
PEOPLE'S MIC The protesters aren't allowed to have microphones so they've improvised a system where the group repeats whatever a speaker says, row by row, so that everyone can hear it.
Furthermore, even if the Fed had been as incompetent as many claim, it would not have taken long for it to improvise a system whereby certain payments would be prioritised and the system of payments would again be up-and-running.
But the exuberance faded at Real Madrid, a club that still adheres to its notoriously garish business model, stocking its cupboard with famous players first and then improvising a system to deploy them.
Stewart regularly gives rides to other county commuters through the improvised, anonymous carpool system known as "slugging" that arose because of the three-people-per-vehicle HOV rule.
