Sentence examples for system a combination from inspiring English sources

Under such a system, a combination of nations — two larger nations and three smaller ones, for example — would normally be needed to obstruct a appointment.

Kallinger is a veteran of the force, a longtime patroller of the bombing range and a supporter of what he calls a "wall system" — a combination of technology, manpower and infrastructure.

And yet it seemed almost trifling, compared with the $2.5 trillion rescue plan for the financial system — a combination of loans to banks and incentives to bring private capital into the banking system — that was announced on Tuesday by Treasury Secretary Timothy F. Geithner.

And yet it seemed almost trifling compared with the $2.5 trillion rescue plan for the financial system — a combination of loans to banks and incentives to bring private capital into the banking system — announced on Tuesday by Treasury Secretary Timothy F. Geithner.

The challenges that individuals and communities face here are daunting indeed — understaffed and understocked clinics, a disjointed and struggling education system, a combination of vast distances to cover, poor roads and limited transport, few opportunities for employment or advancement, the list goes on.

The language of the Man'yō-shū has offered scholars technical difficulties almost from the time of its compilation; the unique man'yō gana writing system, a combination of Chinese characters used both phonetically and semantically, in both Japanese and Chinese syntax, posed many problems, some of which yet remain.

Can we do sensitivity analysis on each component of the system to ask what would happen if one system — or a combination of systems — would fail?

He enrolled in a new major called Symbolic Systems, a combination of philosophy, linguistics, psychology, and computer science.

To prove the reliability of space systems, a combination of numerical analysis and expensive pre-flight tests is used.

A hierarchical combination of continuous-time models with state machines yields hybrid systems; a combination of synchronous/reactive with state machines yields StateCharts (the Ptolemy II variant is close to SyncCharts).

A hierarchical combination of continuous-time models with state machines yields hybrid systems ; a combination of synchronous/reactive with state machines yields StateCharts (the Ptolemy II variant is close to SyncCharts).