Sentence examples for system outline from inspiring English sources

The system outline of the DDBJ Pipeline is summarized in Supplementary Fig. S1.

Finally, they should define roles and responsibilities of each user and decision-maker, clarify processes and expectations for using the tool within the current system, outline how the tool will measure performance, and identify incentives and rewards to use the tool or demonstrate a change in performance [ 27].

Many constitutions with elected presidents do not meet the criteria of a presidential system outlined above.

Under the system outlined by the N.C.S., government officials would be given an access code to allow priority calls.

The long-awaited proposal to overhaul the business tax system, outlined today by State Treasurer John E. McCormac, would increase projected collections by nearly $800 million in the 2003 fiscal year, which begins July 1.

Whittingdale's comments to MPs on Wednesday came two days after the BBC itself backed the household levy system, outlined in the government's green paper on the future of the BBC, as one way of modernising the current system.

WASHINGTON — Democratic leaders in the Senate on Wednesday unveiled their proposal for overhauling the health care system, outlining legislation that they said would cover most of the uninsured while reducing the federal budget deficit.

Speaking at the Biometrics 2009 conference in London, James A Loudermilk II (the man behind the FBI's automated fingerprint identification system) outlined the plans for the future of biometrics at the FBI.

The reforms build on changes to the state system outlined in the Pensions Act 2007, which will see the pension age increase to 68 by 2046, and restores the link between pensions and earnings.

US officials will fly to London next week to discuss with ministers how sweeping changes to the banking system outlined by President Barack Obama to fight Wall Street's excesses might be implemented in the City.

Senior newspaper figures were finalising plans yesterday for a new independent press regulator which is likely to operate in defiance of a system outlined on Friday in a royal charter prepared by politicians.