Sentence examples for system an approach from inspiring English sources

First, it does not fragment the operating system, an approach that could have led to incompatible computers and programs.

The administration's new strategy grew from the failure of legislation to address global warming through a market-based cap-and-trade system, an approach Mr. Obama had strongly endorsed in his campaign and in his first year in office.

The ad's implicit comparison of the new health care law with Canada's health system is off base — Canada has a single-payer health care system, an approach President Obama rejected when he crafted the new health care law, which still relies heavily on private insurance.

This study sought to examine utilization of specialty care while controlling for sequential movements within the health care system, an approach often underestimated in prior studies [ 2, 3, 6, 11, 18, 26, 27].

To make this application interface independent of any underlying UIMA type system, an approach similar to the design implemented by the OpenNLP Annotation Engine wrappers could be applied to provide UIMA handlers that encapsulate the already existing BioC XML Java parsers and producers.

If a way to measure inclusive fitness (especially as a function of a change in the level of gene expression) could be devised for an experimental system, an approach that mimics what has been done to detect sexually antagonistic fitness variance could be successful in finding parentally antagonistic fitness variance.

The supermarkets have applied just-in-time management and logistics systems, an approach perfected by Toyota for car assembly.

In an up-stream system - an approach I have endorsed for years - it is producers and importers that are subject to compliance, that is, must eventually hold the allowances.

Ryan had originally proposed a radical overhaul of the program, suggesting that it be turned into a voucher-like system -- an approach that independent analysts said would raise health care costs for seniors.

Cap-and-trade systems are an approach to reducing greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions and combating climate change.

Such a system will approach an inner steady-state with slowly drifting concentrations and fluxes.