Sentence examples for systems including one from inspiring English sources
A pair of steel doors were bolted shut and there were two alarm systems, including one with motion sensors.
The teenager used two of Kasparov's opening systems, including one that Kasparov employed in an exhibition match against Anatoly Karpov last month in Spain.
There is as yet no national repository for palm prints, but the Federal Bureau of Investigation is currently assessing three systems, including one by Sagem Morpho, the biometrics company based in Tacoma, Wash., that designed New York's database and scanners.
Manufacturers, working to anticipate a demand, are developing systems, including one that would transmit images from hidden cameras to the cockpit and to tiny hand-held screens that air marshals could look at without blowing their cover.
And while several new systems, including one that tracks reports of domestic violence and another for the department's auto pound, came on line in the last two years, the department is also saddled with a maze of different systems and databases, many of which are incompatible.
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That's not to say they have been unreliable, but among other lock systems, including ones on the Mississippi, Ohio and Tennessee rivers, Soo Locks top the list for delays.
The headset is compatible with many office software systems, including ones from Cisco, I.B.M. and Microsoft, she said.
Liberty bought six systems, including ones that serve Berlin, Hamburg and the affluent state of Bavaria, for 5.5 billion ($5 billion) euros.
Past research has shown that hands-free systems, including ones built into cars, are not safe to use while a car is moving.
These technologies, called adaptive headlight (AH) systems, involve a number of systems including ones that turn the highlights in the direction of a curve, automatically dim high-beam headlights in the presence of oncoming traffic, and control the direction and intensity of the headlight beam when opposite traffic is approaching (Band & Perel 2007).
