Sentence examples for system that essentially from inspiring English sources

Rather, he created a secularist system that essentially controlled religion and marginalized citizens who defined their identity first and foremost through religion.

And the difference between the input signal and this continuous-time signal which is fed back, then forms the excitation to the system that essentially we're trying to control.

Many analysts say the retirement proposals mesh with what appears to be Mr. Bush's long-term goal of removing most taxes on investment income and toward a system that essentially taxes only consumption.

This country, like its neighbors in West Africa, gained its independence four decades ago and inherited a colonial educational system that essentially sought to instruct a select few to serve as administrators.

So they used what we call job design to design a system that essentially eliminated the need for training and allowed people to focus on being responsive to customers on day one.

In fact, opposition to criminal justice reform should render any candidate woefully inadequate to lead a nation suffering from a prison system that essentially perpetuates the oppression of its most vulnerable citizens.

Under this conceptual framework, complex cognitive tasks usually consist of two systems, that essentially differ in which Kahneman10 referred as (1) effortless intuition, and (2) deliberate reasoning.

The company, based out of London, has developed techniques of using neural networks (systems that essentially are designed to think like human brains) and machine learning to provide expanded data for images.

This netbook has a pared-down operating system that's essentially a powerful Web browser.

So they came up with an incentive system that was essentially self-policing.

In practice, it isn't difficult to envision the problems that might accompany a system that would essentially hand policing policy over to the insurance industry.