Sentence examples for incipient system from inspiring English sources

The incipient system was first mentioned only about 31 hours before it became a tropical depression, and the potential for the formation of a depression was explicitly stated beginning only about 13 hours prior to genesis.

They are just dressed in a diaphanous incipient solar system.

Because both of the fish species analyzed here are closely related and have similar multiple sex chromosomes that were derived from incipient XY systems, we were interested in comparing the origin of both sex systems.

The king helped to clarify the incipient lord-vassal system and utilized that form of social contract to promote order and stability.

The difficulty lies in the adaptivity of the AFTC that simultaneously counteracts the effect of new incipient faults on system performance.

The precarious and rudimentary character of the social welfare institutions, the serious problems of access to health services and the general determinants of health conditions in Brazil, in addition to the incipient Brazilian innovation system (including that in health matters), simply add new problems to Arrow's list.

The commercial model comes from the Europeans.The comparison is between the Global Positioning System (GPS), developed by America, and the incipient Galileo satellite navigation system being built by the European Union.

Interestingly, one of the genes that we found to be upregulated during transition also segregates with the gold phenotype in a genetic cross and is possibly associated with incipient speciation in this system.

ABPs mediate assortative mate selection, based on subspecies recognition that potentially limits gene exchange between subspecies where they meet ([ 42, 43] reviewed in [ 44]) and there is evidence that ABP constitutes a system of incipient reinforcement along the European hybrid zone where house mouse subspecies make secondary contact [ 45].

This paper is concerned with designing a detection scheme of incipient faults in Post-Fault Systems (PFS) subject to Adaptive Fault-Tolerant Control (AFTC).

They all also depend on National Sentinel Physician Surveillance and other passive surveillance systems to alert them to incipient epidemic influenza, but these systems may not detect local epidemics until they are well established.