Sentence examples for systems designed in from inspiring English sources

One of the hallmarks of human-designed systems appears to be their modularity [ 6]: systems designed in a modular fashion are more robust to component failure, can be quickly repaired by switching out defective modules, and their designs are easier to understand for a human engineer.

Qatar and Saudi Arabia have hired well-known consulting firms to revamp public-school systems designed in the 1950s.

"Public policy makers are wrestling with legal systems designed in an era of abundance," said Andy Buchsbaum, director of the Great Lakes office of the National Wildlife Federation.

According to Marcus, Amazon executives considered publishing people "antediluvian losers with rotary phones and inventory systems designed in 1968 and warehouses full of crap".

Most of the shipping world still runs on logistics systems designed in the 19th and 20th centuries that remain resistant to 21st century innovations.

For this purpose, a simulation program of precipitating systems, designed in fortran 90, has been developed.

Using a data collection system designed in-house to capture the behaviors of drivers in real-world conditions--what we refer to as a naturalistic driving study -- we started out more than a decade ago instrumenting vehicles for the 100-Car Study.

Right angle light scattering was conducted by mixing D190A-PhuZ with BRB80 pH 7.2 containing GTP using a stop-flow system designed in-house.

Macronutrient and human milk intake was recorded between birth and 34+6 weeks postmenstrual age (PMA) using a nutritional data capture system designed in-house (Nutcracker, Imperial College, London, UK).

The truth is that defence needs have moved on, and to stick unquestioningly with a system designed in the 1980s is sheer irresponsibility.

Or do they stifle electronic commerce and competition when issued to inventors exploiting a patent system designed in a nondigital age?