Sentence examples for systems has been defined from inspiring English sources
Since the preamble structure for MB-OFDM-based UWB systems has been defined in literature [6] already, corresponding schemes are in need to improve system synchronization capability.
The context supporting these systems has been defined by Service Oriented Architectures SOAA) that facilitate data resource and computational functions as services available on a network.
Community involvement in health systems has been defined variably [ 9- 13].
Responsiveness in the context of health systems has been defined as "the outcome that can be achieved when health institutions and institutional relationships are designed in such a way that they are cognisant of and respond appropriately to the universally legitimate expectations of individual" [ 6, 7].
In the paper (Markechová in Fuzzy Sets Syst. 48 351-363, 1992), fuzzy dynamical systems have been defined.
Regulation and standards Technical standards and regulations for PV systems have been defined (GEF/UNDP program).
Discontinuous (sectionally continuous) dynamical systems have been defined as a problem of retarded functional equation and studied in [1 10].
Furthermore, decision support systems and tools rather often with the support of GIS systems—have been defined and designed to mobilize stakeholders in their decision processes.
Recently, the handover schemes in wireless relay transmission systems have been defined in the base line document for the draft standard of IEEE 802.16j [6]. Figure 1 Handover scenarios in relay systems.
In Fig. 9, two coordinate systems have been defined: x, y, z (with x parallel to the horizontal and z vertical), x',y,z' (with x' parallel to the trajectory and z' axis orthogonal to the trajectory) and x", y, z" with (x" parallel to the aircraft fuselage axis and z" perpendicular to this axis).
Economic optimum stocking rates for grazing dairy systems have been defined by accounting for the pasture production potential of the farm [t of dry matter (DM /ha], the amount of feed imported from outside the farm (t of DM/ha), and the size of the cow (kg).
