Sentence examples for system the main from inspiring English sources
Priced at the high end of the market, the device runs on a version of Google's Android system, the main difference being that it is designed around Amazon's shopping ecosystem.
The Liberal Democrats will also get a referendum on modifying Britain's distorting electoral system — the main reason they now have less than 9 percent of the seats in Parliament, despite winning 23 percent of the vote.
The outlet is the point of disposal of water from the system; the main carries water to the outlet; the submain or field ditch collects water from a number of smaller units and carries it to the main; and the lateral or field drain, the smallest unit of the system, removes the water from the soil.
The current budget struggle not only pits the state against the city, it also pits the public hospital system, the main safety net for the poor, against the city's private, nonprofit hospitals, many of which are also struggling under the burden of a large number of poor patients.
In the kanban system, the main decision parameters are the number of kanbans and lot size.
These studies looked at a similar system, the main difference being that the VRU is not warned.
In the proposed system, the main inverter operates at a low switching frequency to obtain lower switching losses.
In the second system, the main power unit is fuel cell and a supplementary internal combustion engines is also utilized.
Mr. Ward said that a 1999 town study of the library system -- the main library in Smithtown and branches in Kings Park, Commack and Nesconset -- found several problems, including inadequate space to accommodate the town's 115,000 residents.
Because youre going to have to do it later and the price you pay now is going to pale in comparison with the price you have to pay down the road: American lives, Iraqi lives, disruption of the economy of the entire system. The main problem now is: How do we de-demonize a demon upon the basis of fact, not fiction?
These types of typos should be guarded against by the system.'" The main findings of our study are twofold: perceived usefulness results in professionals using eCDS guidance while perceived non-helpfulness leads to non-use in primary health care.
