Sentence examples for more traditional system from inspiring English sources

But Breast Cancer Care, for example, uses a more traditional system, which is just focused on fundraising," says Wainewright.

(He also works as the editor in chief of another online encyclopedia, Nupedia, which relies on a more traditional system of peer-review editing to assemble its contents).

What are the advantages over a more traditional system?

After some backlash, Microsoft gave up on this plan and switched back to a more traditional system.

The main asset of the new system is a double source of LED light instead of a more traditional system.

We also compare the performance of a system developed according to our approach with a more traditional system.

Key benefits are zero emissions and cost savings over more traditional systems.

In a later book, Rescher develops a more traditional "system-theoretic" view on coherence (Rescher 1979).

Software systems running on networks of mobile, embedded devices must exhibit properties that are not always required of more traditional systems such as near-optimal performance, robustness, distribution, dynamism, and mobility.

Importantly, the increase in surface AMPAR levels we observe in synaptosomes closely mimics properties of LTP observed in more traditional systems.

Taken together, the findings suggest that regulated AMPAR trafficking and insertion into synaptic sites, in response to stimuli that induce LTP, can be efficiently reconstituted in synaptosomes and likely reflect the mechanisms that underlie LTP in more traditional systems.