Sentence examples for system with elements from inspiring English sources

The euro zone is a fixed-exchange-rate system, with elements similar to those of the gold standard.

They determined the availability for the refining system with elements exhibiting independent failures and repairs or the operation with standby elements for sugar industry.

SEM investigation has revealed that the frame of the metallic "seashell" presents a hierarchical system with elements of fractal self-similarity at the nano- and micro-levels.

Immune system, with elements of both innate and adaptive immunity, contributes positively and negatively to the development of complex atherosclerotic plaques.

Tzeltal religion and rituals are syncretic, combining aspects of indigenous belief systems with elements of Roman Catholicism.

Similar are the results on multistory systems with elements having strength independent stiffnesses (Fajfar et al. 2005; Georgoussis 2014).

Especially systems with elements that are highly tensile loaded and undamped, like hangers of bridges or tension bars of cranes, are sensitive to wind induced vibrations.

Most of the studies are based on systems with elements having the traditional strength independent stiffness, but a few of them involve systems with wall elements in which the stiffness is strength dependant (e.g.: Aziminejad et al. 2008; Aziminejad and Moghadam 2009).

This procedure of constructing a structural configuration of minimum rotational response is now investigated in asymmetric systems with elements having strength dependent stiffnesses and this is demonstrated in a ten story eccentric dual building under the ground motion of Kobe 1995, component KJM000.

This paper describes the architecture of KVORUM, the agent-based modeling environment developed by the authors to explore certain design decisions and facilitate simulation usage in the field of group robotics, specifically for research of robotic systems with elements of a social structure.

Innervation along the gastrointestinal tract is extensive with both the central nervous system (CNS) (for example, through the extrinsic innervation by the vagus nerve) and the enteric nervous system (ENS) (with elements within the wall of the gastrointestinal tract and innervation extending into the crypts).