Sentence examples for systems relied on from inspiring English sources

Earlier school microphone systems relied on FM waves, which were plagued by interference.

The American Public Transportation Association said the Los Angeles subway was the only one in the country that did not have a gated pay system, though other cities with newer and smaller light rail systems relied on the honor system to encourage ridership and to save on the cost of turnstiles and related expenses.

Before the development of computers, virtually all encoding systems relied on a symmetric key structure, in which both the sender and the receiver knew the exact same code — a point of vulnerability, because the code had to be previously, and securely, agreed upon.

Almost all systems relied on essentially the same pipeline for both the CEM and CDI task, returning the results of the CEM task (after filtering duplicate names and doing an entity ranking) as prediction for the CDI task.

Flights might also be required to order passengers to shut down the devices in poor weather to ensure that malfunctioning gadgets, which can emit a stronger than normal signal, do not interfere with guidance systems relied on to locate runways when visibility is poor.

These systems relied on professional managers with the same kinds of skills that were sought from lawyers, doctors or public service: refined intelligence, specific knowledge and commitment to professional rather than personal goals.

Those systems rely on a method called electromagnetic induction.

Current systems rely on cameras and sensors around the room to do the same thing.

All mammalian immune systems rely on certain cells to recognize invaders.

Some economies' financial systems rely on bank finance far more than others.

Single-chamber (or continuous) systems rely on gravity and little additional energy to operate.