Sentence examples for systems drawn from from inspiring English sources

Guided by circular economic principles and armed with tools that include dynamic modeling of buildings' lifecycles and analyses of alternative industrial material flows, students will conduct research and develop designs for new modes and configurations of urban dwelling that incorporate materials and energy supply systems drawn from renewable sources and industrial and consumer waste streams.

The judges included academics working on gender and health systems drawn from the RinGs steering committee, and a research communications consultant independent of RinGs who has extensive experience in international research on women's empowerment.

Very challenging abstract concepts--for example, how the nephron works or how a patient-centered medical professional works--can be made amenable to reification through hybrid systems drawn from any number of game-related new media technologies[ 32].

Another example: Many water systems draw from rivers loaded with nitrates, the product of fertilizer runoff and sewage overflow.

Through a combination of drawing and making, students will learn how to materialize and spatialize organizational systems, drawing from precedents in mathematics, nature, and other disciplines.

Systems drawing from completely open-source models or from such understanding would in this regard probably fail to deliver significant portions of socially, agronomically or environmentally meaningful innovations.

Mr. Carey said that Mr. Stoddard's risk judgments were based on his own system, drawn from his experience in a 34-year career with the Equitable Life Assurance Society.

Chanute had applied a trussing system drawn from bridge architecture that enabled an engineer to calculate the strength of the aircraft structure.

The scale used definitions of mental health problems/illnesses, recovery and health care system drawn from the MHCC framework document [ 46].

Natchez social organization was notable for its caste system; the system drew from and supported Natchez religious beliefs and classified individuals as suns, nobles, honoured people, and commoners.

The language model used in the final system draws from the experience gained from the extensive experiments performed over the course of the MALACH project [16].