Sentence examples for systems feeding from inspiring English sources
And so in May they bought the apartment for $592,000 and in 10 weeks, spending $150,000 more, transformed it to their liking, putting in new floors and a new kitchen, equipped to make it easy to keep kosher, with two sinks, one for dairy and one for meat, and separate water systems feeding the dishwasher drawers.
Replacement receivers are available for cars (they also receive AM and FM broadcasts and come with the typical options like CD and tape players), as are adapter kits that work with existing audio systems, feeding the signal through the cassette player or over an unused FM frequency.
In particular, the paper deals with the study of the ultracapacitor rate design for photovoltaic systems feeding pulsing loads.
But when there is a dearth of information, says Robbins, "the various nerve systems feeding in to the brain's central processor are still firing off, but in a way that doesn't make sense.
The modelling and size optimisation of such hybrid systems feeding a stand-alone direct current (DC) load at a telecom base station have been carried out using the HOMER software.
The minimum energy requirements of extraction-based separation systems, feeding a water concentration in the substrate equivalent to extractant selectivity, and ideal assumptions were between 2.6 and 3.5 MJ-fuel/kg-ABE, respectively.
These include the inability to identify systems fed by non-Gaussian noise (NGN) inputs and nonminimum phase (NMP) systems and identification of system nonlinearity [4].
In my personal and professional experience I know that having internalized, negative belief systems fed to us as children often leaves us wondering why we are not creating the results we want in our lives.
All cows were housed indoors in loose housing systems, fed according to standard practice, and milked twice a day.
The ingenious irrigation system feeding the fountains and pools also helps sustain plants in this arid location.
Pakistan's relationship with its women is rooted in a patriarchal feudal system feeding the country since before it was born.
