Sentence examples for pioneering systems from inspiring English sources

He says the UK is pioneering systems to bring satellites safely back to earth but also to monitor the threats that could disrupt or degrade our space infrastructure.

One of the pioneering systems for in-car tech is Ford's Sync, which connects your smartphone and MP3 player to the car's dashboard.

2. We speak about super-arguments in the intuitive sense that e.g., A1 → … → An is a super-argument of A1 → … → Am where m < n. 3. Some pioneering systems in this tradition are the OSCAR system (Pollock (1995)), Defeasible Logic (Nute (1994)), or the formalisms in (Simari and Loui (1992)) and (Verheij (1996)).

Fully decentralized distributed architectures, and most notably P2P systems, enjoyed a high level of interest about a decade ago, prompted by early pioneering systems such as Napster and Freenet [1], quickly followed by systems such as Gnutella, Pastry [2] or Chord [3].

This research seeks to promote system-level change by pilot-testing a pioneering systems engineering approach to improving opioid prescribing practices in primary care.

It might be useful to clarify the variables related to the establishment of DPDs, not only to encourage effective discharge planning systems but also to provide information on the process of formation of these pioneering systems.

That pioneering system, however, required a huge investment in special computers and dedicated phone lines.

Governor McGreevey's reorganization of New Jersey's higher education system ("At Medical Schools, a Time of Change," Dec. 1) overlooks the pioneering system building of Dr. Stanley Bergen, former president of the University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey.

What the state needs, said Philip W. Johnston, chairman of the Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts Foundation and a former state secretary of health and human services, is a dedicated revenue stream to protect its pioneering system from cyclical downturns in the economy.

Etruria was a harbinger of the dreaded factories of later years, with its stern rules about conduct and its pioneering system of clocking on, but in its day it was a model, with housing for workers, a school and a health insurance scheme, and the workforce stayed for years.

This time one likely savior is Barclays Capital's pioneering system for trading interest-rate swaps electronically.