Sentence examples for systems we find from inspiring English sources

Jupiter is our biggest planet, but in other systems we find Jupiters so close to their stars that they orbit them every three days.

Reviewing the history of power systems, we find the power system topologies in the past can only meet the requirement of connectivity.

In economic complex systems we find, for instance, the bipartite networks of boards and directors [1, 2] and products and consumers [3, 4].

Even though their scheme is more efficient when compared to previous works based on the certificate-based public key systems, we find some design defects of their scheme.

'Methodological naturalists', writes Papineau (2007), 'see philosophy and science as engaged in essentially the same enterprise, pursuing similar ends and using similar methods.' In classical Indian philosophical systems, we find instances of method continuity as well as result continuity.

Although there have been a lot of literature works studying the synchronization problem of chaotic systems, we find the following deficiencies: (1) Most of them require the nonlinear parts in the chaotic systems to satisfy the Lipschitz condition.

Throughout our experience with developing research and commercial MPS systems, we found that these systems impose specific constraints on "quality".

Although the numbers of species did not statistically differ among these three systems, we found highly significant differences in species composition.

Using in vitro model systems, we found that EEF1A2 is involved in regulating cell cycle progression and survival of PCT.

Using in vitro cell culture systems, we found that mutant PINK1 or PINK1 knock-down caused deficits in mitochondrial respiration and ATP synthesis.

In both the fly and mouse systems, we found that opaque cells were phagocytosed at significantly lower rates than were white cells.