Sentence examples for systems come in from inspiring English sources

The systems come in two varieties: hard-wired and wireless.

All three of the narrow-bezel SyncMasters, which are compatible with both Windows and Macintosh systems, come in silver and feature a full menu of onscreen controls to adjust features like color and image size.

However, it is well accepted in ecology that inputs to large systems come in pulses assumed to have a reasonably constant magnitude and frequency.

Other software lets identical boxes mimic the features of either flavor that most storage systems come in: storage area networks or network-attached storage.

The systems come in a variety of sizes and shapes for different ear canals and can by charged via solar, standard outlets and even vehicle batteries.

Engineered liver systems come in a variety of platform models, from 2-dimensional cocultures of primary human hepatocytes and stem cell derived progeny, to 3-dimensional organoids and humanized mice.

Better system: Come in with lower return assumptions, then set your targets for how soon you can retire and how well.

Their prominence in African health systems came in part as a response to the "brain drain" in which doctors and nurses trained locally, moved to the West for employment.

This is where Seneca Systems comes in.

The statistical mechanical treatment of broken ergodic systems comes in two basic flavors: discrete and continuous.

The first major criticism of confinement systems came in the book Animal Machines, by the English animal advocate Ruth Harrison [ 3].