Sentence examples for systems introduced from inspiring English sources

More sophisticated systems introduced in recent years take advantage of computers and cameras built into cars.

In T1 systems, introduced in 1962, 24 voiceband signals (or the digital equivalent) are time-division multiplexed together.

Network for Good, an Internet fund-raising organization founded by Time Warner, Yahoo and Cisco Systems, introduced the Good Card over Thanksgiving weekend.

No doubt there will be some benefits: fraud, in particular the persistent and increasingly annoying problem of identity theft, might be substantially reduced if biometric-identification systems, introduced in the form of passports, visas and identity cards, become widespread.

In automatic computerized cutting systems, introduced in 1967, the lay is covered with a thin plastic film drawn firmly to the lay by a vacuum operating through a porous cutting table and the porous fabric of the lay.

Meanwhile, those ACC systems introduced in cars a decade or so ago are now morphing into early-warning systems, similar to those on combat aircraft, designed to protect their operators from hazards surrounding them.Among the biggest road hazards is the one ahead.

However, direct drive systems introduce one potential problem.

Models of natural systems introduce parameters that quantify physical properties and processes.

However, the scaling of resolution to high-NA systems introduces strong diffraction and aberration sensitivity [ 2].

Air pumps are typically optional, as most filtration systems introduce ample oxygen into the water.

The next year, with the new system introduced, there were 121.