Sentence examples for system meaning from inspiring English sources

Sumerian math was a sexagesimal system, meaning it was based on the number 60.

But the key constitutes a passive antitheft system, meaning that it engages without the driver having to touch a switch.

But for now I depend on the French unemployment system, meaning I can't move abroad to look for jobs.

Well, Oxford is on the trimester system, meaning classes start weeks after they do at most universities in Britain.

Competition in the marketplace would then drive out the weaker system, meaning that the kansayaku would die a natural death.

In the cabin you get some more style, with the infotainment system meaning there aren't many buttons to press elsewhere.

The tablet also includes a free cloud-based storage system, meaning that no syncing with cables is necessary.

The car I drove also had a nonfunctioning cruise control system, meaning that my right foot was always busy, too.

The trade group accepts members through a consensus system, meaning that Georgia, which joined in 2000, could block Russia.

Asked about Sundhage's methods, Rampone said, "She wasn't in our system," meaning Sundhage was not wedded to a federation way of playing style and meetings and practice.

The researchers' answer is that extroverts have a more active reward system, meaning they are happiest when working towards some goal.