Sentence examples for interfacing with the system from inspiring English sources

The status, characteristics, and behavior of the elements of a control system at any moment in time depend on other elements of the system and the outside systems interfacing with the system.

A two phase ejector suitable as an expansion device in a CO2 based transcritical vapour compression refrigeration system is designed by extending the thermodynamic analysis and by interfacing with the system simulation model.

A 3D-printed microfluidic cartridge comprised of a linear array of liquid compartments is demonstrated as a simple means for interfacing with the system, and for performing multiple measurements in series that can easily include experimental controls, concentration standards, and replicates.

Many architectures, such as Eucalyptus [2] and OpenStack [3], rely heavily on the command line for interfacing with the system, which isn't desirable for markets that do not have experts readily available for troubleshooting.

Our reasoning for developing a new cloud middleware API is to address issues that we have encountered in current cloud middleware solutions, which are centered upon ease of deployment and ease of interfacing with the system.

Description: Virtual reality (VR) in healthcare is revolutionizing how both patients and healthcare providers interface with the system and each other.

The security system consists of three components: the sensors that detect intrusion; the camera that slews to the point of intrusion and takes pictures; and the keypad that is used to interface with the system.

All new software and user interfaces developed for the tool are available in an open source environment allowing users to examine system details, suggest improvements or write additional modules to interface with the system.

"It does demonstrate that whoever got it working was able to interface with the system at a pretty low level," he says.

In our view, a translation system should be: accurate, cost effective and sustainable; flexible and able to evolve over time; equitable i.e. it meets the needs of all (or most) global users; not burdensome to users that supply information and/or interface with the system; and able to generate output that is open and accessible to all.

As the innate immune cell of the central nervous system, microglia strongly interface with the systemic immune system to cause bidirectional signaling, into and out of the CNS [ 42].