Sentence examples for systems follows a from inspiring English sources
The decision, which could force Vonage to close or to install new systems, follows a jury decision this month that awarded Verizon $58 million and monthly royalties.
The design of high-availability systems follows a number of principles derived from the concepts of modularity, fail fast, independence of failure modes, and redundancy and repair.
In domains outside healthcare, the computerization of business processes via information systems follows a very rigorous design labeled as the system development life cycle.
In an application of Systems Factorial Technology (SFT), we assessed the fundamental questions of whether across-frequency (spectral) integration for the binaural and monaural auditory systems follows a parallel architecture and has similar efficiency.
The results confirm that the economic profitability of PV systems follows a north-south gradient, but the main impacts are related to local peculiarities – such as the disposal of not irrigated arable land and the presence of constraints, in particular the landscape maintenance, the morphological variables and the specialization index – and crop yields.
It is observed that the release behaviour of SB from the surface-coated systems follows a specific order of SWSB-PEG > SWSB-T80 > SWSB-CS > SWSB-T20, as demonstrated in Fig. 4b e.
From temperature dependent conductivity measurements it was concluded that above the glass transition temperature the ionic conductivity of the sodium salt systems follows an Arrhenius behaviour, while the lithium and potassium salt systems follow a Vogel-Tammann-Fulcher behaviour.
BF3·MEA and rare earth metal triflates initiated curing systems follow a different evolution.
The diffusion data were analyzed and it has been observed that most of the systems follow a Fickian mode of transport.
These systems follow a logical order of operations.
Here, we test whether coupled mechanical systems follow a pattern of amplification (mechanical changes are congruent and evolve toward the same functional extreme) or independence (mechanisms evolve independently).
