Sentence examples for systems to copy from inspiring English sources

For example, early on in Chapter 6, Denison states that 'The near-perfection of natural ecosystems is apparently the foundational hypothesis for many scientists who call themselves agroecologists' and later that 'typically agroecologists may choose more diverse systems to copy'.

A corporate network must be shut down in order for the system administrator to copy the servers data onto tape cartridges.

The system was designed to copy state-of-the art surgical practice, but in tests involving living pigs, it proved capable of outperforming its teachers.

I do not defend software piracy, nor do I state that he was unaware that his system was used to copy software.

While it is possible to use the D: drive as a backup area on some systems that allow you to copy files to the partition, it can be a risky way to do it.

Scriptwriters who want to parody the school system may be tempted to copy the joke.

The old copy/paste system, which allows players to copy sections of the map and put them elsewhere has also been updated.

Because it has no onboard storage or operating system, you will need to copy the necessary software to a high-capacity SD memory card.

As for trying to set up regional internet clusters, China seems committed, but so far Silicon Valley has proved far too complex and delicate a system for a bureaucrat to copy.Let me in to the dragon's denIf the argument that the Chinese state is uniquely innovative is at best unproven, the obstacles in front of a small private-sector innovator are clear.

Scholars do not state that vulnerability is a fault to be removed, rather they hold the opinion that it is an inherent property of any social system, so everybody has to copy with it in order to be surprised by an unforeseeable future as little as possible [66, 67].

In other words, if comparable folds were once produced by a different synthesis mechanism, either we would need either a system of reverse translation to copy the sequence information into nucleic acids, or all of the proteins produced by that mechanism would have been lost when coded translation took over.