Sentence examples for system will select from inspiring English sources

A three-level trigger system will select potentially interesting events in order to reduce the readout rate to about 200 Hz.

"The system will select out those of real ability [so that] the very best have a chance to see what they can do".

The decision process comprises of two steps: In the first step, the system will select the message that has a higher trust value.

It says: "A system will select the path or assembly of paths out of available paths that minimizes the potential (or maximizes the entropy) at the fastest rate given the constraints".

When the battery capacity drops below a pre-established threshold from full charge, the vehicle enters charge-sustaining mode, and the Volt's control system will select the most optimally efficient drive mode to improve performance and boost high-speed efficiency.

At each sample time or when the number of users in the system changes, our removal scheme will select the user to be removed by the following rule: (17).

The system will autonomously select an appropriate degree and selection of variants and integrate them within an appropriate fault-tolerant redundancy scheme.

The general automated system will then select a list of approximately 20 abstracts to present to the evaluators for manual classification.

The system will then select the syndrome(s) that have the sign(s) and/or symptom(s) that were chosen, allowing the user to have access to natural history, other signs and symptoms, genes that are involved in that specific disease, images and illustrations of patients, etc.

With the aim of satisfying system requirements, the RCS will select rich Internet application (RIA) as a user interface, Java as a back-end service and Secure Socket Layer Virtual Private Network (SSL VPN) for securable Internet communication.

Since most genes on the X chromosome should be expressed at the same amounts in males and females, the gradual degeneration of the Y chromosome will select for systems that compensate for the different doses of the genes located on the X chromosome, as reviewed by Larsson and Meller (2006), Mank (2009) and Vicoso and Bachtrog (2009).