Sentence examples for systems it seems from inspiring English sources

Given that the natural intelligence we know about emerged from highly interconnected evolving systems, it seems likely if not inevitable.

34 – In certain legal systems, it seems very unlikely that national measures for the implementation of Security Council resolutions would enjoy immunity from judicial review (which incidentally shows that a decision by this Court to exclude measures such as the contested regulation from judicial review might create difficulties for the reception of Community law in some national legal orders).

With an ever-growing pool of data about our lifestyles captured through our smartphones, social media accounts, and even online shopping preferences, coupled with rapid advances in computing power and recommendation systems, it seems like technology is at the cusp of transforming how we think, perceive, and quantify our health.

And four years after the Flood Defence Act, which requires housebuilders to create developments which ensure rainwater runs off naturally – rather than clogging up already overloaded drainage systems – it seems clear that Defra no longer has the staff to ensure the legislation is enforced.

Since our mental lives evidently depend on our existence as physical organisms, especially on the functioning of our central nervous systems, it seems natural to think that the physical sciences can in principle provide the basis for an explanation of the mental aspects of reality as well — that physics can aspire finally to be a theory of everything.

Those systems, it seems, are in need of a serious competitor, which Perdomo aims to give to them.

As teams of Nintendo and Toys R Us employees moved handtrucks full of Wii systems, it seemed that the Grinch wouldn't be striking tonight.

Apple is continuing to tweak the interface to its iOS 7 mobile operating system, it seems, as today's release of the iOS 7.1 beta 3 build indicates.

Because of its proximity to the affected tissues of the nervous system, it seems logical that the chemical properties of the cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) would more closely reflect pathophysiological alterations caused by neurological disorders than any other body fluids.

The system, it seems, is broken and it needs fixing.

The system, it seems clear, needs an overhaul.