Sentence examples for system strives for from inspiring English sources

CodePink, the women's antiwar mobilization with a sense of humor (its name derives from the color-coded terror alert system), strives for a more sophisticated explanation of why women are especially suited to antiwar protest.

That the killers of Michael Brown and Eric Garner won't even stand trial before a jury of their peers is offensive, not only to the deceased men's families, but also to those of us who believe in the accountability that our criminal justice system strives for.

Development of modern Video Telephony over IP (VToIP) systems strives for a considerable improvement of quality for the transmitted voice signals.

Closed-loop production systems strive for sustainability by improving economic and environmental goals simultaneously.

We need to believe the court systems strive for justice; that the government will represent the interests of the people and won't be bought; that the press can speak truth freely.

While most existing loading algorithms for xDSL-DMT systems strive for the optimal energy distribution to maximize their rate, the amounts of bits loaded to subcarriers are constrained to be integers and the associated granularity losses can represent a significant percentage of the achievable data rate, especially in the presence of the peak-power constraint.

On the other hand, plant producers in both organic and conventional systems strive for optimum plant growth conditions, and it could be argued that within the actual range of plant nutrient abundance and availability, plants are homeostatic, i.e., plants are able to maintain an identical metabolic state of optimum growth.

"We believe the U.S.T.A. has built a system that strives for inclusion at every economic background," he said.

People will disagree whether Mr. Pistorius deserved the break he got in walking free from that courtroom, but nobody could reasonably contest that what we saw in his case was the working of a legal system that strives for justice, and not to rubber-stamp the imperatives of the state.

Bartendr (Schulman et al. 2010) is an energy-aware cellular data scheduling system that strives for energy-efficient application communication by scheduling non-urgent communication with periods of strong signal.

Survivors have been re-victimized by a system that strives for surface compliance, but that in practice, contributes to their trauma and the tolerance of sexual violence.