Sentence examples for system that conveys from inspiring English sources

Human cardiovascular system, organ system that conveys blood through vessels to and from all parts of the body, carrying nutrients and oxygen to tissues and removing carbon dioxide and other wastes.

In botanical terms, wood is part of the system that conveys water and dissolved minerals from the roots to the rest of the plant, stores food created by photosynthesis, and furnishes mechanical support.

They developed a system that conveys orders over an electronic network to a group of market makers -- firms that are obligated to match customer orders to buy and sell options on 420 companies and exchange-traded funds.

He has inherited from his mother a sort of internal GPS system that conveys an acute awareness of surroundings and position, allowing navigation without maps but also opening up terrifying moments when the universe seems literally to unfold around him.

Many animals have a small bulge inside each nostril called the vomeronasal organ, a part of the nervous system that conveys pheromone signals directly to the brain.

There is the old "land line" system that conveys voice over public switched networks.

sulfurreducens with 42 and 90 c-type cytochromes respectively, which may be indicative of their highly branched electron transfer transport systems that convey extensive versatility in terms of electron acceptor utilization [ 32].

The habenular nuclei are a central component of a series of limbic system pathways that convey information from various forebrain nuclei to dopaminergic and serotonergic output pathways [ 4 6].

These facts have been important in driving the development of clinical decision support systems (CDSS) that convey guideline materials to physicians in ways that are convenient and therefore potentially effective in altering behavior [ 4].

Perhaps we should be looking at the educational system that fails to convey the contents or importance of the Constitution to high school students ("Our Battered Constitution," by Bob Herbert, column, Feb. 4).

Yin remembered one system that employed numbers to convey Chinese sounds.