Sentence examples for progress of a system from inspiring English sources

They include a lagging program aimed at selling off state assets, lax tax collection efforts, the progress of a system of forced transfers and layoffs in the Civil Service, the possible closure of state-owned defense companies that are running losses and a likely end to a moratorium on home foreclosures.

Conservative policy will rewind generations of social progress, creating a system of higher education so expensive that it discourages all but the wealthiest students.

What's also amazing is that America is making this progress without a system of ballot quotas in place that you see in many other democracies (and are also failing in Ireland, Poland, and other countries).

The evolution of a multicore system is denoted by a sequence of states, and the progress of the system is regulated by a labeled transition rule: S → u ξ, f Γ T. where ξ is a core, f is the utilized frequency for core ξ, and Γ is a computation.

In order to measure progress, a system of metrics for each element is needed there must be some way in which management can assess progress in numerical terms.

They will report on the progress of a national information sharing system so that authorities in different locations can access information relating to perpetrators.

This concept relies on identifying a cumulative distribution function, F t; x), which varies from F 0; x) = 0 to F t; x) → 1− as t → ∞, thereby providing us with a measurement of the progress of the system towards steady state.

The verification of the correctness of the functional requirements is supported by means of a robot simulation tool that reflects the progress of the system at the application level.

It is especially difficult to track the progress of the system's 1.1 million students on a frequent basis, he said, because the only achievement data that can be compared across the system are standardized test scores, which are reported at most twice a year.

It opens a way towards a representation of changes, which suppose the overall progress of the system, to which they apply.

The report said the committee had been "misinformed" about the progress of the system when BBC executives, including the then director general, Mark Thompson, appeared before MPs in 2011.