Sentence examples for system note that from inspiring English sources

Moreover, at the sight of the two equations, the definition of takes into account all the possible notes that can be played, while, in (2), only includes the active users in the communications system (note that the number of possible user codes can be very high).

Of the respondents who had a LDW prevention system (i.e., one that helped to steer back into the lane center) in their vehicle: 15 % always had the system turned on; 22 % were unaware that their vehicle had the system; and 22 % never used the system (note that this system defaulted to off and had to be turned on for each trip).

Although the original spreading code c1,0 is used in the frequency domain in the MC-CDMA system, note that the original spreading code in the CFO and multipath environment is distorted by the CFO and different time delay of multipath effect in the frequency domain.

Patients who were not registered in the regional health assistance file were excluded because they could not be retrieved from the regional health information system (note that healthcare is offered to all resident citizens without restriction).

If α > 0, then it means that molecules always "see" an appreciable amount of its own species however small its density is in the whole system (note that the range of q for which n ¯ intra is linear with respect to q is expected to expand as the size of the system increases).

In their Introduction, Caffarel et al. (Caffarel et al. 2004) summarize Halliday's description of the English MOOD system, noting that the patterns described "are specific to the systemic functional description of English".

The new Unep research on a sustainable financial system notes that natural capital is declining in 116 of 140 countries included in the overview.

Mr. Clinton said the Pentagon would continue develop and test the system, noting that only 3 of the 19 flight tests have been conducted so far.

Indeed, Republicans in the state denigrated the claims of improvement in the system, noting that any savings by E-ZPass were being squandered on the public service advertisements.

The report calls for a more "progressive tax system" noting that at present the poor bear 38% of their income in tax compared with 35% for the richest.

Press M. Grooms, deputy commissioner of the Philadelphia prison system, noted that the city recently expanded and extended Prison Health's contract.