Sentence examples for systems has named from inspiring English sources

Conexant Systems has named its chairman, Dwight W. Decker, as chief executive.

The New York Public School system has named a middle school after Robinson, and Dorsey High School plays at a Los Angeles football stadium named after him.

Trellising systems have names that sound like 19th-century con games: there's the Geneva Double Curtain, the Hudson River Umbrella and the Four-Arm Kniffen.

At next month's Frankfurt auto show, Mercedes-Benz will announce details of its Controlled Auto Ignition system, which it has named DiesOtto in homage to diesel and gasoline engine pioneers.

Two months after he demanded the resignation of the head of the New Jersey Turnpike Authority, criticizing his management of the E-ZPass automatic toll system, Gov. James E. McGreevey has named his own executive director to replace him.

TURNER BROADCASTING SYSTEM INTERNATIONAL, -- London and New York, has named David Levy and Andrew Bird as co-presidents.

Seers has named his system Berglar.

The Weather Channel has named the system winter storm "Q," apparently after the New York City subway line, according to The New York Times.

Nobody Beats the Wiz in Bethpage, N.Y., the electronics chain owned by Cablevision Systems, has named the New York office of the Wolf Group to handle creative duties on its account, which had no recent agency of record.

This system, which we have named the differentially suppressible tetracycline regulated expression system, or DiSTRES, was incorporated into a replication-incompetent Ad vector deleted in E1, E3, and E4 (except for E4orf6), and is similar to PFLPS, as it incorporates positive feedback loop amplification of gene expression as a result of incorporation of the TRE-ARR2PB promoter.

We present a neural network software architecture, guided by that of the human and more generally primate brain, for the construction of an autonomous cognitive system (which we have named GNOSYS).