Sentence examples for long-range system from inspiring English sources

And, if you were going to look at the long-range system, it's going to affect the largest number of kids.

There's nobody in the government who does this sort of long-range system planning, if for no other reason than it's impossible to know what future Congresses and presidents will do.

Israel is developing a medium-range missile defense system, called David's Sling, which was tested in computer simulations during the recent American-Israeli exercise, and has fielded a long-range system called Arrow.

We can see that the local differences are caused only by relatively high noise of the presently used long-range system z scanner and a slight mismatch between the two images (due to a slight shift caused by retraction and approach between the two measurements, the images had to be cropped and aligned manually).

Note that the local differences are caused only by relatively high noise of present long-range system z scanner and slight mismatch between the two images (due to a slight shift caused by retract and approach between the two measurements, the images had to be cropped and aligned manually).

Since all of these fibres may be assumed to run over long distances, i.e. connecting different lobes or distant regions within one lobe, it is improbable that this distribution reflects only the distribution of fibre lengths; it rather suggests that fast conduction times in the long-range system are only required for particular functions.

Defense Department officials argue that Iran could collaborate with North Korea to speed up the development of long-range systems.

While most countries protect the locations of their radar sites, researchers estimate that China alone has about 30 long-range systems.

A senior Pentagon official said that the strategy was being adapted in light of their comments, but that key themes about the potential threat to American bases and the need for long-range systems have been preserved.

They were also unhappy at the apparent readiness of the United States and Britain to retain Germany as a battlefield for short-range nuclear exchanges while securing the removal of intermediate- and long-range systems that threatened their own territories.

So we used the data by Aboitiz et al. (1992) on the corpus callosum, assuming that these can be generalized to other cortico-cortical, long-range systems.