Sentence examples for systems in two from inspiring English sources
"We will have looked at another million star systems in two dozen years.
"I expect we'll see a significant increase in the adoption of such systems in two to five years, and widespread adoption in 10 years".
In May 2011 the Metropolitan Police announced that they were redeploying 290 cameras that had been installed as counter-terror systems in two predominantly Muslim areas of Birmingham to London for the Games.
And as the case proceeds through the judicial systems in two nations, it seems clear that the weeks and months to come will bring twists and turns as it wends its way through Federal District Court in Brooklyn and the courts in Trinidad.
Small wonder that the heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC) of buildings accounts for 13% of total energy consumption in America.A 2012 paper published in the journal Energy and Buildings unsurprisingly found that the operation of HVAC systems in two buildings at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology MITT) closely tracked factors such as outside temperature.
Small wonder that building heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) account for 13% of total energy consumption in America.A 2012 paper published in the journal Energy and Buildings unsurprisingly found that the operation of HVAC systems in two buildings at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology MITT) closely tracked factors such as outside temperature.
NRG plans to install systems in nine states, including California, Colorado, Connecticut, Massachusetts, Nevada and Texas.
CONFUSION 1 The Surface Pro runs Windows 8, which is two operating systems in one.
The state-run company will use Ciena's systems in seven South Korean cities, including Seoul, the company said.
The United States data is limited mostly to fast-food and hotel chains and subway systems in three cities — New York, Chicago and Washington.
I made a study of the systems in six high-income countries -- the United States, the U.K., Germany, France, Canada and Japan.
