Sentence examples for one common system from inspiring English sources

We integrate components such as crop, fishpond, livestock farm, earthworm farm, biogas digester, family household, small-scale industry with craft production and wastewater treatment into one common system in an ecological manner leading to sustainable development of the craft villages.

One common system, used for instance in the United States, is the Emergency Severity Index (ESI) where patients are assigned to one of five different severity groups, according to the observation of different variables such as vital functions, life or organ threat, and expected resource use (e.g., x-rays, laboratory tests/examinations, and consultations) [ 10].

One common system rates the gem from 1 (perfectly clear) to 4 (many inclusions).

In one common system — teak trees over vegetable crops — as the over-story closes, limiting light, "the types of crops below change".

It wanted all the companies in its supply chain to use one common system, and it wanted a system that could be easily updated to take advantage of technological advances.

Then a couple of guys within Bosch Building Technologies thought about the idea of one common operating system used by multiple, significant market-share vendors, allowing developers who are very innovative, who know computer vision, who know artificial intelligence, who know biometrics, to suddenly scale into this market.

Scenario I (see Figure 3) is the same as Scenario G except that one common distillation system was used for both 1G and 2G fermentation broths.

The aim of our app is to make it possible to integrate the supply chain for all diseases in one common delivery system, starting with those that are supplied through MSD.

Hence, intercooled closed Brayton cycle (CBC) using nitrogen as working fluid and with a single shaft configuration has been one common power conversion system option for possible near-term demonstration of SFR.

Cattle, sheep and goat autosomes have been arranged using only one common chromosome banding system in the latest chromosome nomenclature of bovid species (ISCNDB 2001), as a result of their high chromosome banding similarities.

Yet all further one common aim: analyzing current systems of earth system governance with a view to increased understanding and possible improvements and reform.