Sentence examples for sense of systems from inspiring English sources

But, revealing generalizable mechanisms can be a powerful way for students to make sense of systems, specifically explaining complexity at multiple biological scales and how this complexity impacts processes across these scales (Jacobson & Wilensky 2006; Verhoeff et al. 2008).

If we are going to make sense of systems biology, we shall have to do a lot better.

In this paper, we proposed an interference-aware scheduling scheme that allows the individual transmission decisions to be made in the schedulers optimally in the sense of system fairness.

The term "methodology", therefore, in this paper is used in its broadest possible sense of "system of methods and principles used in a particular discipline" [37].

Our work in other domains has shown that the more specific sense of system memory demonstrated in the current paper can improve the ability of an adaptive network [ 32] to solve constraint problems or optimise resource allocation problems (without an external reward signal) [ 58].

A sense of failing systems is widespread.

The directional sense of electroreceptor systems were studied in gymnotid electric fishes and the paddlefish.

The CP Coordinator role of helping the CReps navigate the health system's rules and procedures and understand how to make sense of health system information was reported in interviews and observed particularly at Site 1.

Despite a number of attempts to make sense of the system, it has generally been concluded that because of these oddities it is not really a system of modal logic.

The science will move from static estimates of stocks to a sense of the system's dynamic flows.

Having left behind the bipolar stability of the cold war, we are struggling to make sense of a system that is increasingly multipolar, opaque and unpredictable.