Sentence examples for systems for what from inspiring English sources

Monitoring systems, for what Williams refers to as the academies and free schools "experiment", are also weak.

On a warm July afternoon in an industrial park near Aberdeen International Airport, Aker's engineers were at work on sophisticated electronic control systems for what may be a first: an enormous gas compression unit, 75 meters long.

But faxes, then direct deposit, and now online billing and payments have provided alternative delivery systems for what was yesterday's mail — from paychecks to birth announcements, said Ian Lee, a historian of both the United States and Canadian postal services.

This Mercedes Benz S550 featured the company's "predictive user experience," which combines route, weather, and traffic data to prepare the car's adaptive safety and performance systems for what lies ahead.

We should avoid the naïve goal of perfecting a political system from scratch on the basis of abstract concepts; instead, only a pragmatic, syncretic approach -- sampling from different systems for what works best -- will achieve a resilient, native design that will be endorsed by the citizens it will govern.

The only justice that can be done is people seeing this system for what it is".

There is room in the system for what Germans and Austrians call Filz.

This report creates an opportunity, whichever party is in power, to prepare our education system for what lies ahead.

The Galapagos matters to everyone else as a model system (for what it might yet teach us).

"By the middle of second semester of that first year, everyone saw the system for what it was," she said.

It presented a world in which reality was a game, and only a few lucky individuals were unplugged and able to see the system for what it was.