Sentence examples for systems have either from inspiring English sources

First, earlier systems have either constrained text-oriented editing or have forced the user to manipulate a structure based on the needs of an incremental parser rather than on the abstract syntax of the language.

Sea Gate has had a trajectory different from many neighborhoods in the city where 19th-century caste systems have either been upheld or, alternatively, shifted to the point that the well-off have almost uniformly replaced the less-privileged.

Prior numerical simulations used to design solar thermal power systems have either been proprietary or devoid of a fully-reported source code - hence inaccessible or problematic for widespread use.

To date, most simulation systems have either focused on the cycle-accurate modeling of user-level code while ignoring operating system and I/O effects, or have modeled complete systems while abstracting away many cycle-accurate timing details.

"Traditionally, biometric systems have either been fast and easy to use, or highly accurate," he said.

For hundreds of years, our political and economic systems have either explicitly or implicitly worked against the interests of black people specifically, and minority groups more broadly.

Although hypoglycemia is the most common side effect of insulin therapy in diabetes and its morbidity is well known, for many years, the potentially life-threatening effects of hypoglycemia on the cardiovascular (CV) system have either been overlooked or have been dismissed as inconsequential to people with insulin-treated type 2 diabetes.

The continuum of periodic solutions shown in both panels of Fig. 2 is destroyed, and the system has either one stable fixed point, or two (in the region of bistability for (eta<0) but not too negative).

Justification for endorsement of this dreadful system has either been that no alternative to Duvalier was known to us or that Cold War tensions required supporting anyone who supported us.

In the lower-performing regions such as Africa and Southeast Asia and in a large number of countries within every region, infant coverage with the third dose of DTP (diphtheria-tetanus-pertussis) and the first dose of measles vaccines, both given through the routine system, has either declined or stagnated at between 70%and80%0% in each of the past 5 years.

(R2) These people have in some way been let down by the system: "for whatever circumstances [they] have been through the system and have either failed the system of the system has failed them".