Sentence examples for name of the system from inspiring English sources

The Nixon Administration in 1969 changed the mission and the name of the system to Safeguard.

Ubuntu, you see, is the name of the system used by the Linux operating system to distribute its software.

The name of the system comes from the word ryot, an Anglicization by the British in India of the Arabic word raʿīyah, meaning a peasant or cultivator.

It is based on the mathematical symmetry group SU 3); however, the name of the system was suggested by analogy with the Eightfold Path of Buddhism because of the centrality of the number eight.

The requirement for simultaneity is met by holding the signal content of each line scan in storage (or "memorizing" it—hence the name of the system, French for "electronic colour system with memory").

"They changed the name of the system and its outward features, but its nature remained the same," said Anca Cernea, who runs a foundation dedicated to the rule of law and the memory of political prisoners.

The Pennsylvanian part of the type Carboniferous in Great Britain includes the Millstone Grit and the Coal Measures names in use since the naming of the system.

The due process clause, he wrote, no more expresses "our preference for some particular set of economic beliefs than it has adopted, in the name of liberty, the system of theology which we may happen to approve".

A new name for the system of Swazi government was revealed to him: "monarchical democracy".

The name of this system is QuaTI, a Brazilian small animal; the name remembers the word quality (qualidade, in Portuguese).

You can see this by comparing what any one CCTV or a license reader tracks, to the new Domain Awareness System (the name of the new system just installed in New York City) does.