Sentence examples for systems contained in from inspiring English sources

This work is intended to improve the operation of on-board radar systems contained in the disk of an inclined air-filled hemispherical cavity.

This article is devoted to the French engineer Albert Caquot (1881 1976), and his contribution to the design of storm water drainage systems contained in a publication dating from 1941.

We drew on the global stock of the nine types of research evidence related to health systems contained in HSE as of July 2013.

We examined all types of research evidence about governance, financial and delivery arrangements, and implementation strategies within health systems contained in Health Systems Evidence (HSE) (http://www.healthsystemsevidence.org).org

These two restriction systems contained in a single M18 genome can be predicated to assist this strain in digesting foreign genetic material [ 36], which may explain why P. aeruginosa M18 has proven to be recalcitrant to the introduction of foreign DNA and to keep the strain isolated from others within rhizosphere niches.

The scaled monopile-soil system contained in-situ soil from intertidal zone was tested with a new designed loading device under static and cyclic lateral load.

We consider a class of unbounded spin systems (containing, in particular, anharmonic classical crystals) and construct the stochastic dynamics in the space of macroscopic fluctuations starting from a given microscopic stochastic time evolution.

Next let us consider a system contained in an insulating container with an expandable wall and its isothermal reversible transition.

Thus, the ban on the development of national missile defense systems and the ban on the development of the basis for such a system contained in Article I of the treaty will not apply to the limited missile defense system.

The Hummer-based vehicle, however, rolled over during an earlier practice run on Thursday afternoon, destroying much of its vision system, contained in a large dome set on top of the system.

In simple smelling, the handy trunk is waved in the air to collect air samples with odorant molecules and convey them to an extensive sensory system, contained in the elephant's upper nasal cavity in a complex of scrolled, spongy bones, called turbinates or turbinals.