Sentence examples for some type of system from inspiring English sources
More than 25 legislatures are considering bills that would create some type of system in which public dollars would be used for private and parochial schools.
And of course, because the principles are about being a better person, there is some type of system intended to make you not just improve your life but make you a better employee of Bridgewater.
Nearly all hospitals have some type of system for employees to inform hospital managers of adverse events, defined as significant harm experienced by patients as a result of medical care.
It is a debate playing out across the country with increasing intensity as more than 25 legislatures consider bills that would create some type of system in which public dollars would be used for private and parochial schools like the Abundant Life Christian School here, where many parents pay $2,000 a year for each child they enroll.
"I'm not saying an umpire has to be like a Supreme Court judge and stay for life, but it's only fair to have some type of system in place where if an umpire does something wrong or needs to improve, he can go to someone who is impartial".
During the solidifying process, we've embedded a marble ball, a peach pit and two cherry pits inside the phantom to be able to trace those objects in the resulting ultrasound scan (Fig. 3) Since our purpose was to generate 3-dimensional images, we needed some type of system to provide with positional information.
According to two UC Berkeley scholars, Professor Todd R. LaPorte and Dr. Paula M. Consolini (1991) "some types of system failures are so punishing that they must be avoided at almost any cost.
Inspired by the ideas of Refs. [14 16, 20, 21], we investigate some properties of solutions of some types of systems of complex functional equations and obtain the following results.
Temperature measurement systems generally consist of a sensor, a transmitter, an external power supply (for some types of systems), and the wiring that connects these components.
Using Nevanlinna theory of the value distribution of meromorphic functions, the growth of entire solutions and the form of transcendental meromorphic solutions of some types of systems of higher-order complex difference equations are investigated.
After his works, Gao [15, 16], Xu et al. [17] further investigated the growth and existence of meromorphic solutions of some types of systems of complex functional equations and obtained a series of results (see [15, 16, 18, 19]).
