Sentence examples for system would fit from inspiring English sources

A password-free security system would fit users' needs nicely — and would ask absolutely nothing from the ever-fallible human mind.

A one-megawatt system would fit into two 20-foot shipping containers, and the tanks of electrolytes would require more shipping containers, depending on how many hours of power are needed.

The feature is very wide, she notes: "The whole radius of our solar system would fit within the disk's gap".

It is therefore not clear how the DA system would fit into current commissioning strategies such as PbR.whether they increased or simply changed.

"We believe in our business and its long-term prospects and have long thought that Insight's well-run, technologically advanced systems would fit well with our Midwest operations," Glenn Britt, chief executive of Time Warner Cable, said in a statement.

Healthcare analysts said the two systems would fit well together by creating a larger provider network spanning Los Angeles and Orange counties that includes hospitals, physician groups and outpatient facilities.

It was Mr. Hewlett who issued a challenge to his engineers in the early 1970's to design a version of the system that would fit in his shirt pocket.

From the outset, Mr. Sanga, who grew up in one of Uganda's poorest villages and was the first member of his family to go to college, was determined to develop a system that would fit into his customers' existing cooking methods rather than force change upon them, as some past attempts to develop organic fuel have done.

If I bought a digital edition of the OED, I'd want it to come bundled with a reader that added hyperlinks and advanced search – there are plenty of free/open technologies that run on all major operating systems that would fit the bill nicely.

Within the team-building industry, Survival Systems' course would fit into the category of extreme experiences, like driving a racecar at 150 miles per hour or flying a fighter jet, said Merrick Rosenberg, the chief executive of Team Builders Plus, which is based in Marlton, N.J., and has taught classes to Fortune 500 companies since 1991.

If in any case we consider the rates of active transport of these QS systems, they would fit in our model with a normalized effective diffusion coefficient in the range D ˜ ∈ [10-1, 10].