Sentence examples for system as explained from inspiring English sources

THE WORLD Correction: October 16, 2005, Sunday An article last Sunday about variations in unemployment benefits in Europe misstated a provision of the French system as explained by David B. Grubb, an economist at the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development.

After connecting all the components of the QV500 system as explained by the manufacturer (http://www.kirkstall.com/why-quasi-vivo/), the system was sterilised with 70% ethanol by allowing the alcohol to pass through the system at a flow rate of 200 µl/min for 24 hours.

Section 2 presents the operational model of a district heating system as explained above.

The Lie algebra or superalgebra realizing the generalized root system as explained in Sect.

The stress detection part of the stress meter is comprised of two pressure-receiving surfaces, a frame, a magnifying device, and a displacement sensor (pressure-receiving system), as explained in the 'Principle and design of the stress meter' subsection.

However, this analysis can be extended to other cases, yielding a slight difference in operating cost per case depending on the energy contribution of the solar power system, as explained in the above subsections.

This has lead to a reformulation (in a category-theoretic setting) of the theory of logic systems as explained in this entry.

Cognitive radio (CR) systems, as explained in [2] and references therein, propose to better utilize the spectrum by allowing an opportunistic access to it.

The findings of this study point towards one major structural variation in those systems: as explained at the outset of this paper, one major distinction between the three education systems is the half-day school system in Austria on the one hand, and full-time education in France and Sweden.

Hybridizations on microarray slides were performed at 42°C for 16 h using MAUI Mixer FL (BioMicro Systems) as explained earlier [52], [95].

Thus, the system boundary (as explained in 'System boundaries') is expanded to include the system of processes which are involved in the production of Indian electricity from coal and natural gas.