Sentence examples for systems can be characterised from inspiring English sources

Health and social care systems can be characterised as risk escalators if they possess three attributes.

Complex work systems can be characterised by high uncertainty, multiple interacting elements and dynamic change (Vicente 1999; Carayon 2006).

These social systems can be characterised as both structure and agency, emphasising the dynamic nature of context in influencing how programme participants respond to participation.

"The current system can be characterised by inconsistency, confusion and caution," said Prof Andrew Morris, chief scientist to the Scottish government.

The water services system can be characterised as a relatively static system.

The German healthcare system can be characterised as a statutory social insurance model, in other words the organisation and financing of the healthcare system is based on the traditional principles of solidarity, insurance, and self-administration.

The correlative notion of the default course of evolution for a system can be characterised as a temporally-ordered sequence of values that the variables in a model take when the default values of the exogenous variables are plugged into the structural equations of the model.

The method, previously established for linear systems, is extended to a class of single-degree-of-freedom nonlinear systems that can be characterised using describing functions.

This paper studies such a relationship and provides empirical evidences in favour of two main hypotheses: (1) conceptualisations are insufficient to fully represent the specifics of reality; (2) languages (both representation and design-oriented) are general representations of (classes of) systems in the world, and they can be characterised as scientific theories.

Hydrogeologically, the subsurface of this region can be characterised by three distinct layer systems viz., soil zone, weathered zone and massive rock layers zone.

Thus, stress variability can be characterised in any convenient coordinate system.