Sentence examples for system as characterised from inspiring English sources

CO2 injection into subsurface geological formations induces changes in the state of the system, as characterised by local pressure and saturation changes.

The militia system is characterised as getting a "big bang for its buck".

In the case of the phthalates, the hydrophobic effect induces the formation of microdroplets (third phase) in the bulk water phase, by which the system is characterised as a heterogeneous mixture.

At this time, the system was characterised as a large cluster of convection converging around the low.

The water services system can be characterised as a relatively static system.

The energy system has been characterised as a complex adaptive societal system comprised of all of the actors and artefacts that together produce the societal function energy [37].

Several system stakeholders characterised sustainability as "unachievable" under current conditions in Somaliland, without sufficient funding and support from the Ministry of Public Health.

A cross party-group of MPs has called for an end to the indefinite detention of migrants, warning that too many people are being unnecessarily detained, sometimes for as long as four years, under a system they characterise as "expensive, ineffective and unjust".

The German healthcare system can be characterised as a statutory social insurance model, in other words the organisation and financing of the healthcare system is based on the traditional principles of solidarity, insurance, and self-administration.

The correlative notion of the default course of evolution for a system can be characterised as a temporally-ordered sequence of values that the variables in a model take when the default values of the exogenous variables are plugged into the structural equations of the model.

The Nugen WT-Ovation™ pico system was further characterised, as the overall best results were obtained using this protocol.