Sentence examples for system the creation from inspiring English sources
Think of the rural electrification program, the interstate highway system, the creation of the Internet.
Pellowe went on to devise the revolutionary "constellation system", the creation of an electronic "stage shell" around an orchestra playing in a vast or outdoor arena but hearing itself as though in a perfect acoustic setting.
In the 20th century, Pennsylvania's highway system was created in three stages: the establishment of the state road system, the creation of east-west and north-south U.S. highways (aided by federal funds), and the development of the interstate system.
But whichever way you cut it, this will require a huge transformation in our energy system; the creation of much greater capacity in renewable energy; an extraordinary transformation in transport – the development of electric vehicles – and vehicle emissions standards in the meantime and substantial investment in public transport.
He has called for greater and more programmatic regulation of the financial system; the creation of a National Infrastructure Reinvestment Bank, which would help reverse the decay of our roads, bridges, and mass-transit systems, and create millions of jobs; and a major investment in the green-energy sector.
On Sunday, as criticism mounted that security lapses had led to a brush with disaster, President Obama ordered a review of the two major planks of the aviation security system — the creation of watch lists and the use of detection equipment at airport checkpoints.
In building such systems, the creation of models helps developers to understand and reason on the context information.
During the design of Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) systems, the creation of visual artefacts forms an important part of design.
Requirements include the identification of actionable knowledge that can be embedded in clinical decision support and electronic documentation systems, the creation of clinical data repositories, and a data warehouse from which analyses can be conducted across multiple settings.
Two 15 kW turbines are attached to a 'Hypod' fuel cell, which in turn provides power for heating systems, the creation of stored liquid hydrogen and an innovative fuel-cell driven car.
In these systems the creation of a repository of de-identified patient data should have significant implications for the future of clinical and health services research and facilitate development of applications that have great potential to improve patient care that previously did not exist.
