Sentence examples for long-term system from inspiring English sources

We are proposing a long-term system that will pay players billions and billions of dollars over its term.

It offers short-term funding for projects in developing country of $30 billion, and aspires to a long-term system that would, in principle, provide $100 billion a year for mitigation and adaptation from 2020 onwards.

"They had a long-term system of effectively two sets of books, and the elaborate lengths they have gone through to cover this up has been extraordinary," he said.

Although some researchers have suggested that recency effects depend on a separate short-term memory system while primacy effects are mediated by a long-term system, it is possible that a single memory function influences these outcomes.

We need a long-term system that makes sense, one that might include more cost-effective and environmentally benign ways to export our garbage to a regional landfill, mechanisms for reducing waste (perhaps a "pay as you throw" system that, like water meters, would provide a financial incentive), more efficient recycling, more composting and waste-to-energy plants.

What complicates New York City's trash story more than anything else is that it has a kind of split personality -- a long-term plan on the one hand, and a short-term contingency system on the other, meant to be in place only until the long-term system is built.

This improves viability and long-term system sustainability.

The optimization problem (11) determines the maximum long-term system performance in power-limited conditions.

It's a much more complex process to be a good philanthropist if you're investing in long-term, system-changing outcomes.

Long-term, system-level foresight is needed when grand challenges are addressed in the transport sector.

In this paper we explored long-term, system-level foresight in the context of transport systems through two research question.