Sentence examples for system copy from inspiring English sources

To run the system, copy the entire contents of posdt to your C:/ root directory in Windows and run pshell.com.

As time progresses, the randomness of molecular events will cause the different copies of the system to diverge so that different microstates will be found in each system copy.

Canada has a system, copied by Australia, for admitting a few thousand would-be immigrants each year on the basis of points awarded for a variety of characteristics.

England invented competitive soccer as the world plays it, and a legal system copied by many.But an astonishing few hours Wednesday left the sport and the concept of fair play open to question.

During the birth phase, the replication function ρi = ρ(χi) is computed for each coding system χi of the population X(T), where T is the current generation and ρi is the number of coding system copies produced by χi.

Once the receiving buffer is full, the system copies its contents to the processing buffer and begins the DCT calculations.

Using the host cellular system, copies of HIV-1 genomic material as well as shorter strands of messenger RNA (mRNA) are created.

Smolin hypothesises that those laws actually may emerge over time, as quantum systems copy the behaviour of similar systems in the past.

For example, for one hour read 60 total documents need to scan; and some systems copy the entire data to a new location against an update, which is not robust when the data is in large quantity.

But in genetic systems, copying and winnowing are separate process (except in the specialised case of junk or selfish DNA): the things that are copied - the genes - are not the things that are winnowed - the bodies.

In the early 1950s, von Holst and Mittelstaedt proposed that motor commands copied within the central nervous system (efference copy) help to distinguish 'reafference' activity (afference activity due to self-generated motion) from 'exafference' activity (afference activity due to external stimulus).