Sentence examples for systems were rejected from inspiring English sources

Classical philosophical systems were rejected entirely.

If so, what are the criteria these decisions are based on?"; and "Do you remember any cases where PV systems were rejected by a community?" As the interviews were semi-structured, in addition to these questions previously defined, we dived much deeper into specific topics by addressing additional topics depending on the background and expertise of the interviewees.

The protist kingdom, which comprises most unicellular organisms (and multicellular algae) in other systems, is rejected as too general.

The bid for AT&T Broadband, which led some investors to question whether Comcast would increase efficiency at the cable systems, was rejected by AT&T's board last week.

Last year, its purchase of American computer company 3Leaf systems, was rejected by a US security panel.

Using conventional GSM systems was rejected also because GSM lacks many of the functionalities of TETRA, such as group conversations, dispatcher centers, and direct communication.

A blood test that analyzes genetic activity could let heart transplant patients avoid many of the invasive and uncomfortable biopsies now used to monitor whether their immune systems are rejecting their new organs, doctors said in a study published Thursday.

However, a fully universal system is rejected by a majority.

Since Hillary Rodham Clinton's effort to overhaul the nation's medical system was rejected in 1994, most big employers have stayed out of the debate on health care reform.

Alan Stern's application for a time slot on the Hubble Space Telescope, to scope out hazards in the Pluto system, was rejected repeatedly.

The system was rejected by the Academy, but in this period Rousseau met Denis Diderot.