Sentence examples for systems may seem from inspiring English sources

Although the new technology in car audio systems may seem overwhelming at first, the options abound.

The role of friction in degrading the energy of mechanical systems may seem simple and obvious, but the quantitative connection between heat and work, as first discovered by Count Rumford, played a key role in understanding the operation of steam engines in the 19th century and similarly for all energy-conversion processes today.

To Microsoft, IBM's championing of open-source operating systems may seem a bit hypocritical.

Working with such complex systems may seem tedious to some, but for Wagner the work has always been about having fun.

Indeed, such systems may seem intuitively more appealing and valuable to operators as they believe they are more likely to notice changes when presented with a dynamic spatial display than a written list.

"The stability and control systems may seem challenging, but there has been a lot of work done on control and stability in birds and insects, and our vehicle has a huge advantage over any of the other current drones that can hover — turn the motor off and it glides, with good passive stability, down to a relatively gentle landing".

Though such a system may seem foolproof, Mr. Keeton said, several things can go wrong.

Our system may seem messier, but it allows more flexibility and I like that.

The choice to move to a safer system may seem obvious.

The British system may seem relatively generous, but Kemp will be publishing comparative research next year showing the opposite.

The old system may seem harsh in today's light, and certainly some men were treated unfairly.