Sentence examples for systems that appear from inspiring English sources

He has built Harman International, the maker of high-end audio and navigational systems that appear in cars from BMW and Mercedes-Benz, into a $2-billion-a-year 2-billion-a-year 2-billion-a-year 2-billion-a-year company

If enacted, the revisions would require used car dealers to add text encouraging consumers to seek vehicle history information, provide a statement in Spanish telling car buyers they can request a copy of the guide in Spanish and add catalytic converters and air bags to the list of included vehicle systems that appear on the guide.

But given a few more years, it is not hard to imagine where all this might lead: imagine satellite-navigation systems that appear to paint the road yellow to show a driver which way to go, mirrors that let you try on different outfits or haircuts, or glasses that turn the whole world into a backdrop for a video game.

The univariate linear systems that appear in the work have been successful in describing various modes of climate variability.

Experimental evidence is presented from the Cu 3wt%Sn and Cu O alloy systems that appear to show evidence of extensively deformed dendritic structures consistent with mechanical damage.

I next review various animal communication systems that appear related to human music, either by analogy (bird and whale "song") or potential homology (great ape bimanual drumming).

The system in particular was flagged as one of five systems that appeared to have held more than one transiting exoplanet.

Nonetheless, the numerous parallels between primates and fish shown in the present and in other studies raise the intriguing possibility that sophisticated numerical concepts of adult humans may be rooted in numerical systems that appeared more than 450 million years ago, a question that merits further investigation.

In essence, this taxonomy grouped all memory systems that appeared to be preserved in amnesia (and in animals with hippocampal lesions) under the umbrella term 'nondeclarative memory' (Squire and Zola-Morgan, 1988).

Over the last two years, the news media and Congress have brought attention to many deaths in the immigration detention system that appear to have involved substandard medical care or abuse.

Important examples are the cancers, especially of the reproductive system, that appear to be linked with disturbances in the balance of the sex hormones, for these disturbances, in turn, may in certain cases be the result of something that affects the ability of the liver to preserve a proper level of the hormones.