Sentence examples for supplementary system from inspiring English sources

A supplementary system for indicating stress is the device of linking successive notes together by beaming, or stroking.

The real time test shows that the system can be applied to do more complex activity such as pick and place tasks if a supplementary system is added.

The refrigeration system proposed in this study consists of three major components: a solar collector (tubular adsorbent bed, reflecting surface, single glazed cover, and 4.5 kg of silicagel material), an air-cooled condenser, an evaporator and supplementary system components.

And those unemployed for long stretches or working in the informal economy often did not save enough for retirement, causing the government to adopt a supplementary system in 2008 to top up the retirement funds of low-income retirees.

It is revolutionary, not because it is new, but because of a combination of technologies that has suddenly transformed a supplementary system, previously used for target practice and spying, into what may be the U.S. weapon of choice for the 21st century.

A wayward robot briefly interrupted the flow from the "top hat" BP is using to suck up oil from the ruptured pipes of its Macondo well this week, although another supplementary system attached to the well's failed blowout preventer was working well.

With longitudinal case study data on 22 schools, survey responses from principals and teachers in 269 schools, and supplementary system-wide administrative data, the authors identify four types of school politics: strong democracy, consolidated principal power, maintenance, and adversarial.

At Stratford, their HVAC systems were never working, always breaking down, and supplementary systems had to be used to ensure classroom temps.

The remaining 21.2% of the population--covered by a supplementary system--also have the right to access services provided by SUS.

"We're talking about a supplementary transport system – not replacing rail, lorries, bikes, adding another system that doesn't exist but that does make sense".

And London, where a supplementary vote system has blessed us with Boris Johnson as mayor.