Sentence examples for systems grow in from inspiring English sources
As embedded systems grow in complexity, they start to look more and more like their personal computer (PC) cousins.
As distributed computing systems grow in size, complexity and variety of applications, the protection of sensitive data against unauthorized disclosure and tampering becomes increasingly important.
El Niño and La Niña aren't cute Spanish twins from a CBeebies show but weather systems growing in power and intensity.
In anaerobic conditions as a result of inundation, the expression of anaerobic stress proteins (ANPs) enables oxygen-independent energy generation in the common reed plants through metabolic processes, a common feature of most of the plant systems growing in anoxic conditions (Subbaiah and Sachs 2003).
The Department of Homeland Security's U.S. Computer Emergency Readiness Team reported that the number of breaches in federal systems grew in four years from under 6,000 to over 44,000 in fiscal year 2011, the Washington Post reported.
In adult root systems grown in rhizotrons, we observe an average root width (using the luminescence signal) of around 3.2 pixels.
When expressed on a per unit root surface area basis, however, B. amyloliquefaciens FZB42 treated root systems grown in low Pi soils were significantly less effective at acquiring Pi than un-inoculated controls.
Other researchers have taken advantage of automated image acquisition and analysis to measure shoot growth features over time (Zhang et al. 2012; Tisné et al. 2013) or to acquire rotational series of branching root systems growing in a transparent gel to capture a third spatial dimension instead of time (Iyer-Pascuzzi et al. 2010; Clark et al. 2011).
Only after annealing to 800 K, when the reconstruction has been lifted, does the system grow in the V W mode.
The System grew, in the beginning, from Abreu's observation that Venezuela had no orchestra composed of Venezuelans (though there was an ensemble consisting mainly of European emigres).
Although the actual sequence of events will never be known with certainty, the vomeronasal system grew in importance, and lizard evolution proceeded in an entirely new direction.
