Sentence examples for more comprehensive systems from inspiring English sources

Kevin DeSouza, a researcher for the Brookings Institute, said piecemeal introduction of autonomous technologies over the past few years – lane departure warning systems, speed-adjusting cruise control and automatic brakes – have made more comprehensive systems possible in what seems like a very short time.

A broader and more comprehensive systems design of society would have to incorporate a considerably larger number of systems.

While SME policies are associated directly with existing SMEs, self-employment rates and quantitative aspects of macroeconomic indicators, entrepreneurship policies are related to more comprehensive systems and qualitative factors.

Based on this review, our recommendation for researchers in the area of AR technology is that the current trial systems should have narrow applications and there is an essential need for more comprehensive systems.

Nevertheless, text-messaging could serve important functions as a component of more comprehensive systems.

With the addition of more diverse intervention functions to create more comprehensive systems, however, communication, behavioral, and social support theories increasingly were used to inform the design of these functions.

"But it also has to be part of a more comprehensive system of evaluation".

The notion originates from Berlin which sees it as a way to deflect pressure for a more comprehensive system of "eurobonds", pooling the debt of the eurozone countries.

The victory of Britain in the Seven Years' War enhanced British power in India, and a more comprehensive system of colonial government was installed.

The first pilot program began in Baltimore and has since evolved into a more comprehensive system that integrates the bulk of city services.

The bill that resulted from the Explorer problem also told the Transportation Department to develop within two years a more comprehensive system based on road testing.