Sentence examples for systems for students from inspiring English sources

The "KB map System" is developed as a web application with three client systems for students to create goal maps and group maps.

The aim of the textbook is to introduce the backgrounds of modeling and control of dynamic systems for students in bachelor program.

Automation systems have been used in almost all areas of our lives so it is important for understanding and learning these systems for students, especially attend to technical schools.

Through its "American Honors" program, Quad Learning gives two-year institutions the ability to ensure personalized advising and support systems for students by offering access to its own roster of advisors, who can help students plan which courses to take, how best go through the transfer process and apply for financial aid, for example.

This work can inform the design of future systems for students using pen and sketch input for math or other topics by motivating the use of context and pragmatics to decrease the impact of recognition errors and put user focus on the task at hand.

Similarly, conveyor systems for students to return their dirty dishes for cleaning are optimized for a fast flow of plates, cups and utensils and often push food waste separation onto the kitchen staff, thereby removing the students' moral accountability for the waste they've generated.

Rohit Chopra, the assistant director and student loan ombudsman for the CFPB, said last year that payment-processing systems for student loans are "opaque" and that many consumers face "stumbling blocks, snags and surprises" when they try to ensure their payments are being properly applied to their loans.

Under the agreement, the company will also update the claims processing system for students.

Santana improved its system for students to report threats, bought two-way radios and trained students in mediation.

Under the current student loan system for students in England, the government loses about 45p on every £1 it loans out – much higher than the 28% originally predicted.

Mr. Christie also pledged to set aside $10 million to improve the state's data-reporting system for students over the next two years to more accurately assess classroom success.