Sentence examples for systems have one from inspiring English sources

Sorry, there are no "Law and Order" reruns (yet), but all these television systems have one feature the networks will envy: they cannot be turned off.

The National Association of School Nurses recommends school systems have one nurse for every 750 students in a healthy school population.

systems have one characteristic that from a security point of view may be even more important than the unavailability of real recounts if a voter's choices are not retained electronically.

But currently available risk estimating systems have one or more limitations associated with lack of specificity to operation type, size of sample (reliability), range of outcomes predicted, and appreciation of hospital effects.

Adopting some reasonable assumptions for A and L, we establish that two new criterions for guaranteeing above systems have one non-trivial homoclinic solution.

Recent advances in geographical information systems have, one one hand, facilitated modelling approaches which explicitly incorporate network data (Groff2007b), but have also been accompanied by the development of the field of network science, which uses ideas from graph theory to facilitate sophisticated analysis of real-world networks (Newman2010).

From 1997 and 1998, 48 water systems had one or more samples with detectable ClO4−, and 151 water systems had no detectable ClO4− in any of their samples.

But the British system has one huge advantage: there's a lot less money involved.

Schools Chancellor Joel I. Klein said the school system had "one of the most comprehensive reporting systems in the country".

The smallest system has one ion and 157 water molecules, the largest 60 ions and 1576 water molecules.

The system has one degree of freedom with weak quadratic and cubic non-linearities in the restoring force.