Sentence examples for systems published in from inspiring English sources

Table 2 gives an overview of the specifications of the different TOF-PET/CT systems published in recent studies.

When Galileo later defended his views in his most famous work, Dialogue Concerning the Two Chief World Systems, (published in 1632), he was tried by the Inquisition; found "vehemently suspect of heresy," forced to recant, and spent the rest of his life under house arrest.

There is no independent study of the use of additives in septic systems published in any credible scientific journal available anywhere in this country.

One study of the gatekeeper system, published in the late 70's, did show a reduction in hospital days and specialist referrals in one plan.

In her reports on the child protection system, published in 2011, Eileen Munro talked about evidence being fundamental to social work practice.

An 1878 directory for the world's first commercial telephone system, published in New Haven, sold for $170,500 to a private buyer in the United States.

But a second and even more influential A.P.S.A. report, "Toward a More Responsible Two-Party System," published in 1950, sifted through the problem of party discipline.

One study of a dual ligand-receptor system published in 2006 by Joseph Thornton and colleagues of the University of Oregon offered a plausible explanation.

As Valenti had written in a pamphlet on the ratings system published in 1996, "The M.P.A.A. President chooses the Chairman of the Rating Board, thereby insulating the Board from industry or other group pressure.

His first novel, "The Broom of the System," published in 1987, tells of a young woman who worries that she might exist only as a character in a story.

In "Modern Meat," an examination of America's high-tech animal-production system, published in 1984, the journalist and hog farmer Orville Schell admitted that he felt silly, when ordering pork in a restaurant, asking about the life of the pig.