Sentence examples for system that resolves from inspiring English sources

Dr. Mass has developed a regional forecasting system that resolves details on a four-kilometer grid and has experimented with resolutions as fine as a half-kilometer.

One interest involves the desire for an orderly legal system that resolves claims promptly, efficiently, and equitably, while another involves the desire for the resolution of substantive legal claims and individual justice.

The contribution of this paper is a novel approach to obtain an estimate of the domain of attraction of the IDA-PBC ball and beam system that resolves the practical motivated formulation of ensuring simultaneously that the beam evolves within upward configurations and the ball remains in the beam.

A new bill in front of Congress, the Stop Online Piracy Act would require the Domain Name System (DNS), the system that resolves the Internet urls (such as www.amazon.com) to the string of numbers that denote Internet addresses, to redirect users from sites allegedly supporting copyright infringement to "disappear" from the Internet.

> We implemented a system that resolves the definitions of abbreviations using the sense inventory.

"The doctor created a system that resolved a problem that Brazil is refusing to resolve," she says.

Meeting the quality and comfort goals in building automation while at the same time optimizing towards energy, carbon footprint and cost-efficiency requires systems that are able to handle large amounts of information and negotiate system behaviour that resolves conflicting demands a decision-making process.

The other end of the fiber bundle is coupled to an imaging fluorescence system that independently resolves each fiber while simultaneously viewing the entire array (Fig.  3A).

By these mechanisms, it becomes possible to handle large amounts of information and negotiate a system behaviour that resolves conflicting demands.

"We had to establish a system that would resolve problems and build a transmitter that could be used everywhere".

On the one hand, Beijing is likely to continue to project itself in the region; on the other, Washington wants to perpetuate its post-1945 role as the main strategic power in east Asia, an area that lacks an overarching security system that could resolve such differences.