Sentence examples for systems that emerged from inspiring English sources

The registration systems that emerged in the late 19th century, for example, were not simply good government reforms designed to eliminate corruption (which is how the Carter-Ford commission describes them); they were also efforts to keep immigrants and the poor from voting by interposing layers of paperwork and deadlines between potential voters and the ballot box.

The systems that emerged in the mid-nineties, the Sony PlayStation, Sega Saturn, and Nintendo 64, brought console gaming into three dimensions in a profound way; the following generation, of the early aughts, in particular the Dreamcast and the Xbox, allowed console gamers to compete against each other online, rather than via split-screen.

InsideView is a modern version of contact information systems that emerged before the advent of APIs and the ability to push data across different systems and process through NLP.

They also prepared the ground for the more wireless, more internet based, and more integrated systems that emerged in this decade and which already point towards the future comprehensive and fully integrated total transport and supply chain management systems of the EFITS2 [8].

The WHR 2000 somehow anticipated the renewed attention for health systems that emerged between 2000 and 2005, in the wake of the realisation that targeted interventions and programmes couldn't work without strong health systems [ 2, 7].

In the pantheistic systems that emerged by the Late Vedic period, the devas became subordinate to the one supreme being.

Living organisms are complex systems that emerge from the fundamental building blocks of life.

The type of restoration undertaken will depend on circumstances and local priorities, yet it should be recognized that the types of systems that emerge may differ from the historical antecedent.

Cellular pathways and gene regulatory networks (GRNs) are complex systems that emerge under natural selection and bare distinct evolutionary proprieties such as modularity.

The system that emerged genuinely constituted, as Kennedy observes, "a new world order".

But the byzantine political system that emerged has magnified ethnic enmities.