Sentence examples for system is matched from inspiring English sources

A1 Preying on Immigrants Hundreds of con artists are preying on the New York region's illegal immigrants, whose ignorance of the legal system is matched only by their desperation, law enforcement officials say.

For such off-pavement duties the Evoque has a minimum of 8.4 inches of ground clearance, and its full-time 4-wheel-drive system is matched with Land Rover's Terrain Response system.

From Washington Heights to Jersey City to Hempstead on Long Island, there are hundreds of con artists who prey on the New York region's illegal immigrants, whose ignorance of the legal system is matched only by their desperation, according to law enforcement officials.

Their lack of regard for the traditional public education system is matched by their zeal for other educational options: charter schools, including those run by for-profit companies, and vouchers and voucherlike programs that use public dollars to pay for private and religious school tuition.

The simulation is set up so that whatever is achieved by the FsPF system is matched by the EESBS and bandwidth scheduling systems.

As proponents of this view would have it, the process of justifying various scientific theories, which involves moving back and forth between particular specific claims and more general principles seeking a mutually supporting system, is matched step for step by when people develop and defend moral theories.

"We have lacked teachers with the requisite training and background to assure that the quantitative expansion of the system was matched by a corresponding qualitative improvement," Mugabe said in a speech.

A circuit analysis also shows that the RF characteristics of a complex RF transmission system are matched well for the asymmetric antenna current spectrum aiming for a non-inductive current drive of KSTAR.

Thus, the results of the phased array system are matched with X-ray computer tomography as well as destructive tests.

As an example, while the length of our system was chosen to facilitate flow rates and shear stresses amenable to selectin-mediated cell capture (on the order of 5 dynes/cm), the cross-section of the current system was matched to the anatomical diameter of the femoral artery of the rat.

The cross-flow model (Chem. Engng Sci. 1973 28 585), proposed by the authors for multistage systems, is matched with the experimental data taken subsequently on the residence time distribution of solids in a multistage fluidised bed.