Sentence examples for system enjoyed a from inspiring English sources

Cumbrian striker Allan, born in Penrith but brought through the Carlisle United academy system, enjoyed a reputation as a decent non-league goalscorer with Northwich Victoria, Halifax and Gateshead.

After T-A cloning, the subclone of these 4 samples was again subjected to sequencing and turned out to harbor the mutant alleles, and supporting the snapback primer system enjoyed a higher sensitivity over the commonly used sequencing method.

The comparison of the linear and sliding mode systems showed that the linear system enjoyed an essentially wider range of the plant model parameters where the feedback system was stable.

Among the crucial reforms in course delivery, e-Learning system enjoys a predominant position.

Fitch Ratings, a financial ratings service, recently reported that the health system enjoys a "very strong balance sheet and operating profitability, leading market-share position in Durham County, excellent clinical reputation, and association with its parent, Duke University". For the most recent fiscal year, the health system earned about $155 million from operations.

Fully decentralized distributed architectures, and most notably P2P systems, enjoyed a high level of interest about a decade ago, prompted by early pioneering systems such as Napster and Freenet [1], quickly followed by systems such as Gnutella, Pastry [2] or Chord [3].

Analyzing data collected by the California Solar Initiative rebate program, he found third-party-owned systems enjoyed a clear performance advantage, generating a 4percentt better production yield than installations owned directly by the businesses.

Nonetheless this kind of system enjoys an offsetting administrative virtue.

These hybrid systems enjoy a symbiotic relationship between components, but have large thermal energy wastes when operated to provide 100% of the electric load.

It is governed under the principle of "one country, two systems", enjoying a high degree of autonomy.

This leads to interesting questions of evolvability and whether some taxa or biological systems enjoy a greater capacity for adaptive evolution (Wagner 2007).