Sentence examples for system and proceed from inspiring English sources

Even so, Congress is in no hurry to help Mr Cubas by approving urgent laws to shore up the shaky financial system and proceed with privatisation.

An algorithm can check if these satisfy the rules of the system, and proceed to look for premises for these, or to quit if we hit an axiom.

She can free herself from the Chattanooga bus system, and proceed with her plans.

Now, I am assuming this site is to be a destination for blind people with hard-ons (or wide-ons) to go and have a tug or a diddle so they can get that shit out of their system and proceed with their day.

Microsoft msft, won the first battle by bundling its Internet Explorer into the Windows operating system and proceeding to erase the once formidable lead that Netscape Communications had built up with its pioneering browser.

Beginning in 2007, with the introduction of YouTube's Content ID system, and proceeding slowly over the next few years, the interests of rights holders and technologists became aligned behind the scenes.

Initially, the process generates a large number of classifiers; that is, it creates and overparameterized system and proceeds to prune and select the best performing combination.

He beams with delight again – "Well, I hope I improved the system" – and proceeds to inventorise every single change he made.

The transformation is enabled by a dual cobalt/iridium proton-reduction photoredox catalyst system, and can proton-reduction photoredoxcatalystwell asystemomplex candoxylicancids.

Consider a rooted tree network, where the items enter at the system and they proceed away from the root until they reach their destination and exit the system, and they are served by a FIFO policy at each arc (server) of the network.

Normally, companies like HudBay cannot be held legally liable for the activities of their subsidiary — legal claims based on wrong-doings of the local company cannot, as it is phrased in the legal system, "pierce the corporate veil" and proceed against the parent company, usually headquartered abroad.