Sentence examples for system fed by from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, a combined heat and power system, fed by rapeseed oil, generates all the electricity the building needs.

In the fall the arrival of the habagat, a weather system fed by southwest winds and easterly currents, creates even more monumental tubes.

"The big shift happened in the last three years," Mr. Schwartz said, because of technology that makes it possible to feed electricity back to the grid, the commercial power system fed by large utilities.

In this paper, a fuel cell power generation system fed by hydrogen is analyzed by different performance criteria over the entire range of potential operating conditions.

With > 40 km of surveyed passages, these caves integrate a distributary cave system fed by allogenic recharge from the surrounding sandstone plateaus.

An extensive aqueduct system, fed by the Wadi Qumrān, traversed the site from the entrance in the northwest corner to the southern sections and filled as many as eight internal reservoirs (cisterns), as well as two baths.

During metamorphosis sea lamprey larvae transform into parasites, possessing eyes, an oral disk and a greatly elaborated olfactory system, feeding by attaching to other fish and consuming blood and body fluids.

But critics maintain that too many sites are left unfinished and that ecological systems fed by waterways, now buried under debris, are changed forever.

This dynamic glaciation — in contrast to the more stable ice seen under cooler climates — was associated with the development of regional subglacial hydrologic systems fed by high volumes of surface meltwater.

These include the inability to identify systems fed by non-Gaussian noise (NGN) inputs and nonminimum phase (NMP) systems and identification of system nonlinearity [4].

Deeper hydrothermal systems associated with more explosive phreatic eruptions tend to be associated with H2S (e.g., Turrialba and Ontake; de Moor et al. 2016a; Mori et al. 2016), whereas shallower hydrothermal systems fed by air-saturated water (more oxidizing conditions) generate eruptions which can be H2S-poor (e.g., Poás; de Moor et al. 2016b).