Sentence examples for in one such system from inspiring English sources

Mr. Schwartz made Loral the biggest investor in one such system called Globalstar.

In one such system considered here, in situ polymerisation of monomer styrene results in phase separation of the initially dissolved polyethylene.

BUSINESS The Technophoria column last Sunday, about data protection in online learning networks used in schools, misstated students' ability to send private messages in one such system, Edmodo.

In one such system, the methanogenic bioreactor, functional stability requires the presence of several syntrophic species (Syntrophobacterales and Synergistia) working together in order to turn raw resources into fully metabolized waste (methane).

The system set up by the Swinfen Charitable Trust (SCT) in 1999 is one such system; it provides medical advice to doctors and other health professionals in low-resource countries using a network of specialists from around the world.

The phage shock protein (Psp) response [ 3] in bacteria -- in particular in Escherichia coli -- is one such system.

Grade Architecture & Interiors in New York recently used one such system, Lutron's Grafik Eye 3000 series (from $435 at www.unionlighting.com or 800-839-9001), to manage lighting in a media room designed as part of a loft renovation in Tribeca, above.

Airpower was largely absent from the "contact line" in Ukraine, because of the presence of sophisticated Russian antiaircraft systems on the pro-Russian side (one such system was used in the downing of Malaysia Airlines flight 17) and Russia's desire to maintain plausible deniability of its direct involvement in the conflict.

One such system in development is a nuclear thermal propulsion system, which would use a similar power source as in nuclear power plants to fuel the journey.

The University of Illinois National Center for Supercomputing Applicationss (NCSA) will begin to take delivery of one such system in the first half of 2011, ramping up its massive scientific data crunching in the Fall of 2011, says Thom Dunning, director of NCSA.

One such system in south-western Australia that has experienced a suite of deleterious anthropogenic impacts is the Vasse-Wonnerup; a shallow, intermittently-open, nutrient-enriched system located near the town of Busselton, Western Australia (Brearley 2005; Commonwealth of Australia 2002).