Sentence examples for system drawing on from inspiring English sources
As the village grew, he expanded its power plant and water system, drawing on his training as an engineer.
This article explains the use of accounting by the UPU to coordinate the international postal system drawing on a neglected aspect of evolutionary economics ("routines-as-truce").
This paper addresses issues relating to the processing of suspended sediment backscatter recorded with an MBES system, drawing on the theory developed for single-beam instruments.
To help raise that money, the E.U. wants to reach a political deal at Copenhagen that would bring about rich world participation in a global carbon trading system, drawing on elements from the European system.
Jay offers a strong critique of the asylum system, drawing on Erving Goffman's study Asylums (1961), which painted a picture of "total institutions" isolated from the world and run for the benefit of staff rather than patients.
Having already built a working prototype, Orosz's next step, which he hopes to accomplish starting this September in Lesotho, is to optimize manufacturing and set up a financing system, drawing on a recent $100,000 World Bank grant, to make the system affordable to villagers who would likely use the generator in a community center and as a battery-charging station.
But some critics say the information artificial intelligence (AI) systems draw on is flawed.
Most risk assessment systems draw on a similar mix of criteria related to climate suitability, biology, undesirable characteristics and invasion history [16], [17].
This illusion of uniform velocity has been discussed within the motor theories of perception which holds that perceptual systems draw on implicit motor knowledge to process biological events [3], [12].
The system draws on Wellpoint's own guidelines, medical research papers, news reports, and what it has learned from past records and diagnoses.
Placing emphasis on the physical and athletic aspects of the actor's body, Meyerhold's system drew on a variety of influences, including commedia dell'arte, Kabuki theatre, and the ideas of Craig and the physiologist Ivan Petrovich Pavlov.
