Sentence examples for system release from inspiring English sources

The gut microbiota maintains several essential functions, including colonic fermentation of dietary fibers; extraction of nutrients; synthesis of certain vitamins; prevention against colonization by pathogens; maturation of the intestinal epithelium and immune system; release of metabolites to the systemic tissues; and modulation of gastrointestinal hormone release and nerve function [ 5- 8].

Its current Mac operating system release 10.7, dubbed Lion, also is none too keen on it.

The cell-free DNA test is possible because heart cells attacked and killed by the immune system release their genetic material into the bloodstream.

C-Kermit and K95 only, shows the specific operating system name, e.g. "Windows 95", "SunOS", "Solaris", "HP-UX", "OpenVMS Alpha", etc. C-Kermit and K95 only, shows the specific operating system release designation, e.g. "4.00", "4.1.3_U1", "V7.1-1H2", etc.

As the illness progresses, the cells of the immune system release a cascade of chemicals that eventually cause massive inflammation and can lead to organ malfunction, shock ("septic shock"), and death.

The rule discourages the use of bail, so unless there are pretrial services to fill that middle ground, courts are left with the two far ends of the system: release on personal recognizance or hold without bond.

(Apple announced this week that Boot Camp would be part of its next operating-system release, called Leopard, scheduled for next spring).

Since then, however, Microsoft has reasserted its dominance, pushing Windows XP and its next major operating-system release, Windows 7, for netbook computers.

Messenger 6, in its ultimate form, will be free; iChat AV will cost $30 (but will be free with Apple's next operating-system release, Mac OS X 10.3, code-named Panther, due by year's end).

(Apple announced this week that Boot Camp would be part of its next operating-system release, called Leopard, scheduled for next spring). Unlike Parallels, which runs Windows within Mac OS X, Boot Camp creates a partition on the computer's hard disk and installs Windows to it.

The exception to this, obviously, is 'Make You Feel My Love': a song which, in its simplicity and power, doesn't so much free the beast as smash the zoo down; destroy the entire town around it, grow a rain forest, develop an eco-system, release the tiger; and then run for the hills.