Sentence examples for system has clear from inspiring English sources
The European Financial Stability Facility EFSFF) is not the right mechanism to deal with the debt crisis as it is based on direct guarantees from richer to poorer countries and such a system has clear political and economic limits.
The R290 + R134a system has clear characteristics of VLLE near the azeotropic point; the pressure of the upper critical end point (UCEP) is approximately 1.627 MPa.
The proposed artificial macropore system has clear advantages over poorly drained soils because the artificial macropore enhanced the vertical infiltration of the soil, while the fibrous fillings reinforced both the macropore structure and capillary drainage.
[A similar concept, in one degree of freedom, was pioneered by a group at MIT (see Hover et al., 1998), in studies of vortex-induced vibration of cables.] Although the use of a cyber-physical system has clear advantages over using a purely physical experiment, there are serious challenges to overcome in the design of the governing control system.
This system has clear similarities to its vertebrate counterparts: a weight-lending mass, an epithelial layer containing small supporting cells and the large sensory hair cells, and an output eliciting compensatory body reflexes to perturbations.
Consequently, the Nalanda system has clear analogs from the Hindu side of Indic contemplative science, such as the comprehensive synthesis of Kashmiri Shaivism.
Chart assessments of causes for delay to retinoblastoma diagnosis in LMIS describe parental reliance on traditional healers or prayer camps for initial treatment due to available access and cultural prioritization [ 9, 29, 30], as belief-system has clear impact on care seeking [ 31, 32].
I'll never forget the freshman at one Midwestern Big Ten school who sat sobbing in her chair after the bulk of her school's Greek system had cleared out.
He suspects they only had interferon gamma responses to M. tuberculosis because their immune systems had cleared the microbe at some time in the past.
The extensive remodeling of host erythrocytes by invading Plasmodia is an impressive feat of biological engineering necessary for the parasites to grow, replicate, and evade the immune system; thus, it has clear implications for the human host.
Despite variable system designs, systems available have clear potential to assist or replace existing mechanical ventilation systems for indoor air pollutant removal.
