Sentence examples for system has maintained from inspiring English sources
The proposed system has maintained fixed terminal voltage at 220 V, voltage and current harmonics within 5% under highly nonlinear load and balanced source currents under highly unbalanced load currents.
The second task — assuming that the display really is a signal — is to consider the evolutionary route by which the signaling system has maintained its reliability over deep time.
In comparison, the Chinese power system (an integrated transmission-distribution system) has maintained a high reliability despite the fact that its grid is quite weak.
The Canadian justice system has maintained that, in order to hold a Guatemalan company accountable, the lawsuit should take place in Guatemala — not Canada.
Drayman, who is being represented by a public defender as his case winds its way through the court system, has maintained his innocence.
The history of gene duplications and deletions in the Arabidopsis clock system imply that the regulatory network of the clock system has maintained a degree of organization throughout the dynamic changes of copy numbers and functions of clock-related genes.
Since its inception, data collected through the EPS system have maintained a higher level of completeness than surveillance data reported through NNDSS.
From an IoT perspective, Cisco Systems has maintained its position as a top broker and enabler for connected technologies.
Other States, with varied and complex party systems, have maintained them successfully without the advanced enrollment deadline imposed by New York.
Cable-TV systems have maintained their edge over satellite, but only because they have invested about $60 billion during the past five years in order to offer cable modems and other service upgrades.
One striking characteristic of the incompatibility system we describe here is its dynamic character, in contrast to incompatibility systems such as the N. crassa het-C system that has maintained the same three alleles in different species over tens of million years of evolution (Wu et al 1998).
