Sentence examples for systems made up from inspiring English sources

Further, it said the six vehicles involved in Exponent's study, none of which were shown to have problems with their electronic systems, made up too small a sample from which to draw a conclusion.

Android retains its leading sales position in all markets except Japan, and is most dominant in Spain where it made up 90.1% of all sales - ahead of even of "urban China", where Kantar says that non-Google connected Android systems made up 78.1% of sales.

Figure 1 Leftmost column shows two mounted systems made up by depth sensors (Kinect on top, SwissRanger at the bottom) and a HD web camera.

These results are encouraging and may constitute the basis for designing novel multifunctional nanoscale systems made up with versatile cyclodextrin derivatives.

I have spent the last several years immersed in web APIs — which make modularity possible over a distributed network — and have followed the recent rise of the microservices movement that takes this a step further, creating software systems made up entirely of isolated modules that only communicate over a distributed network.

To standardize the input a single P100 preparation was evenly split into individual 1-g systems made up with the indicated PEG/Dextran concentrations.

And when combined iOS and Android operating systems make up over 90% of the market.

The sharing of tools and workspaces, collective ownership of property, revolving credit associations and barter systems make up the backbone of the economy.

Table 1 shows that these unconventional systems make up a significant share of the total number of driverless metros.

These ecologic systems include individual organisms bundled into local populations, populations as functional components of local communities or ecosystems, local systems making up the working parts of larger regional ecosystems, and so on, right up to the entire biosphere.

Response regulators of two-component regulatory systems make up the largest group of regulatory proteins in E. coli (Table 8).