Sentence examples for system includes one from inspiring English sources
Chief Weiner says the records management system includes one central place for reports of accidents, alarms, arrests and crimes; summonses; entries of all police responses; and officers' diaries.
Hence, each iteration of the system includes one firing of the FFTCx star and 128 firings each of stars A and B. In this case, the balance equations have no non-zero solution.
The measurement system includes one transmitter and receiver which uses a wideband direct-sequence spread-spectrum (DS-SS).
The system includes one base station with N t transmit antennas that transmits data streams to K user nodes.
The system includes one acute care hospital with clinics, two community living centers, two ambulatory care centers offering primary care and some specialty services, and ten community-based outpatient clinics that offer mostly primary care.
The organisation's 2010 accountability report, for example, identified a series of weaknesses in its procurement system, including one instance where an office overpaid on transactions to the tune of $102,537.
The geometry of the conduit is of a four-parallel-channels system including one inflow channel and three outflow channels.
On the basis of hotel load patterns, four operating conditions were designed for this system including one continuous condition and three intermittent conditions conducted 20 years simulation.
Several proposals have been made to revamp the system, including one by Mr. McCain, Mr. Feingold and their allies in the House, Representatives Christopher Shays, Republican of Connecticut, and Martin T. Meehan, Democrat of Massachusetts.
Nearly 2.2 million people work in the criminal justice system, including one million police officers, 717,000 prison and jail guards and 455,000 people in the courts, the report said.
His announcement was made after several requests for a review of the system, including one made in a November letter from the League of Women Voters, the Citizens Union, the New York Public Interest Research Group and other civic organizations that recommended more city money to maintain the machines and to pay election workers.
