Sentence examples for systems invented from inspiring English sources

For instance, writing systems invented to serve mnemonic purposes were subsequently elaborated and used for communicative and archival purposes.

The essays are overwhelming in the number and variety of the subjects addressed, ideas aired, capital letters employed, and systems invented to prove a small point.

A central thread running through his work is an unusually strong commitment to the soundness of the ordinary human being's judgments, and a concern to fend off attempts, by philosophers and policy-makers, to replace those judgments with the supposedly better "systems" invented by intellectuals.

Engineers will always be called upon to design bridges, map out transportation and water-delivery systems, invent new machines and create products people need or simply enjoy.

The first writing system used for Slavic was the Glagolitic system invented by St. Cyril.

Golfweek's system, invented by the sports statistician Jeff Sagarin, offers one model for an objective ranking.

The 7kWh Powerwall is a lithium-ion-battery system invented by the company that has popularised electric sports cars.

Whether it is measured using the English system, the metric system or some system invented in Andromeda, it will be the same: about 1/137, or.007297352533.

Instead, the focus is on ways to adapt the mass production system invented by Henry Ford to the realities of today's markets.

The private sector also provides new techniques of crime control, such as tagging offenders in Britain using Home Hawk Curfew, a system invented by Marconi.

In one piece of equipment state-of-the-art digital electronics may be working in tandem with a mechanical system invented in 1895.