Sentence examples for systems have largely from inspiring English sources

Although titling systems have largely replaced translations in many large houses in recent years, one still frequently encounters the librettos that the Martins rendered in English during their 40-year collaboration.

Mainframe systems have largely been proprietary, supplied by the computer manufacturer.

Though some holdouts remain, these fragile and unsightly systems have largely given way to buses powered by internal-combustion engines.

"Hospitals and the public health care systems have largely been left to scrape up the crumbs after the more visible agencies or those with better lobbying have gotten their share," he said.

Standard cost systems have largely been replaced by just-in-time production systems; although just-in-time systems require changes in factory layouts, they significantly reduce the time it takes to move work from one station to the next, and they also reduce the number of partly processed units at each work station, thereby requiring greater station-to-station coordination.

However object-oriented database (OODB) systems have largely ignored the existence of relationships during schema evolution.

Yet, the interface design aspect of these systems has largely been ignored.

So far, the design of GNP systems has largely rested on achieving better GNP cell interactions and improving the outcomes of RME.

Multiple studies have shown the potential of nanomaterials to lead to adverse human health effects, although the impact on ecological systems has largely remained unexplored.

However, consistent expression of the protein as insoluble inclusion bodies in bacteria host systems has largely hindered HBx manufacturing via economical biosynthesis routes, thereby impeding the development of anti-HBx therapeutic strategies.

Thankfully, environmental input and technology for win-win industrial innovations and systems has largely arrived; what remains is the American political will to allow economics to unfold.