Sentence examples for more common systems from inspiring English sources

The benefits of this structural system, relative to more common systems, include the performance characteristics when subjected to service or ultimate loads.

The ground source heat pumps use the ground as a heat source able to provide the better energy performance if compared with more common systems which using air as source.

The benefits of these structural systems relative to more common systems include their performance characteristics when subjected to service or ultimate loads, and their economy with respect both to material and construction.

To meet the requirements of more common systems of the IS domain, a catalog was elaborated with ten functional requirements patterns, divided into four groups of operations: Basic Operations: the requirements patterns elaborated for these operations are those that describe data manipulation, such as creating, reading, updating, and deleting information.

A more common system divides chapters according to their titles.

Thus 'Rim weighting' is superior to the more common system of 'Cell weighting'.

Within the production line at MINI real time data collection and tracking was used, but a more common system exemplified by the food retailers JLP-Waitrose and ASDA was performance tracking over weeks to months with retrospective and cross site comparisons for benchmarking.

Several general considerations are provided below for some of the more common experimental systems employed to address mechanisms of cardiovascular function.

Non-confinement housing for dairy cows is more common than systems for individual tethering in many countries, e.g. the Netherlands and United Kingdom [ 1].

Assessing inter-unit variability is quite different from how the more common inter-system accuracy (validity) is traditionally measured.

Policy-based authorization systems are becoming more common as information systems become larger and more complex.