Sentence examples for systems can be maintained from inspiring English sources

Social costs are one mechanism whereby reliability in signalling systems can be maintained.

This was developed from special integrity protection systems (SIPS) [8] and broadened the role of traditional relay protection from a point to a surface, so that the high standards of dependability and security inherent in modern protection systems can be maintained [9].

It would be interesting to know, for example, if practices continued to acquire PEDS questionnaires or if systems can be maintained during staff turn-over.

More importantly, such definitions should be shared and reused by other users than the original author for data recording so that the semantics and quality of the data collected from different health care units with various EHR systems can be maintained.

A second anabolic step rebuilds high-energy starting material 2 upon addition of oxidising fuel, and the replicating system can be maintained out-of-equilibrium (Fig. 2).

The axial resolution of the system can be maintained to be higher than 9.1μm throughout the imaging depth range of 2.42 mm.

The average power generation efficiency of the system can be maintained at nearly 48% on a representative day in February winterr season) and August summerr season).

Moreover, if coupled with solar energy and operated at high temperature, the energy to be provided to the system can be maintained at a low level and the permeate flux could be enhanced to 45 851/h.m2.

Simulations have been carried out in the RTDS-based HIL testbed, verifying that frequency stability of the isolated power system can be maintained by the proposed coordinated control scheme.

Reusability studies showed there was no significant difference in chemical oxygen demand removal efficiency and the generation of H2O2 after ten sequential experimental runs, implying the catalytic activity of the system can be maintained for long periods.

The results of the simulation study show that with the new regeneration strategy the fractional energy saving as a measure of the thermal performance of the system can be maintained or even increased.