Sentence examples for systems forces from inspiring English sources

They do, but the economics of the situation, due to the proprietary nature of their systems, forces them to move more slowly.

Considering elevator and driving systems, forces and torques acting on the shaft are determined; stresses occurring at the failure surface are calculated.

The growing trend in pervasive systems forces traditional wireless sensor networks to deal with new challenges, such as dynamic application requirements and heterogeneous networks.

We think this is because the extreme nature of peer-to-peer and fully decentralized systems forces designers to explore radical solutions that, when reused in other contexts, provide scalability by design.

The general situation of public health systems forces clinical institutions to take regulatory measures as to their organization and structure.

Chronicity, as a wide framework for understanding the phenomenon of chronic conditions in relation to patients, their families, communities and health systems, forces us to reconsider current models of service provision and the role of patients with regard to their condition [ 3, 4].

That led to a failure of Nasdaq's backup systems, forcing the market to go offline to fix the problem.

Inadequate public systems force millions of daily commuters in cities like Chennai – commercial capital of south India – to inch for room in overcrowded busses and trains.

That led to a failure of Nasdaq's backup systems, forcing the market to go offline to fix the problem," Mr. de la Merced writes.

The final chapter describes a philosophy called "adversarial design," in which systems force us to confront moral issues and "turn us into more reflective, caring and humane creatures".

The fear is that value-at-risk systems force investment firms and banks to offload securities, leading to price falls and further sales.