Sentence examples for system which breaks from inspiring English sources

The aquatic animals feed on the plants, and the water is fed through a system which breaks down the fishes' excretions into nitrates and nitrites, which are nutrients for the plants.

Last week, "Survivor" pulled in the most viewers under the age of 50 of any series CBS has played on a Wednesday night at 8 p.m. in the 13-year history of the Nielsen people-meter system, which breaks down viewers into demographic groups.

The spatial heterogeneity (i.e., Turing pattern) is interesting and significant for a reaction-diffusion system, which breaks the homogeneous states because the Turing bifurcation occurs.

One difference this year was a change in the voting system, which broke away from the blue-ribbon panels that previously selected winners after watching nominees over one day in one room.

Gino P. Menchini, the commissioner, said the department had been working for several weeks on a request for competitive bids to provide all local and long-distance voice and data services to city offices and agencies, including the 911 system, which broke down for two hours on Friday night.

In a painstaking process, polyethylene fibres - fake grass - were planted in a grid system, which broke the pitch down into 2cm (0.8in) by 2cm units.

Instead, he had to deal with the old system, which broke down dramatically.

Severe weather advisories and alerts are broadcast through the media, including radio, using emergency systems as the Emergency Alert System which break into regular programming.

The defects including S vacancy (monosulfur and disulfue vacancies), antisite defect (MoS) and external Mo atom can exist steadily in monolayer MoS2, and introduce defect levels in these defective systems, which breaks the surface chemical inertness and significantly enhances the adsorption capacity for free O2.

Regulators are examining whether Nasdaq failed to properly test its trading systems, which broke down during the I.P.O., and whether the exchange violated rules when it rewrote computer code to jump-start trading.

Both patents describe data management systems which break up files for redundancy and distribute them across different "storage units".