Sentence examples for systems which account from inspiring English sources

Tens of millions of people have used peer-to-peer systems, which account for more than half of all internet traffic.

This will be especially true if clearing and settlement systems, which account for a big chunk of share-dealing costs and are especially burdensome for trades across borders, can be merged and simplified.A longer-term question is whether to worry about the risk of a single global stockmarket exercising monopoly power.

Presently, nanomedicine is led by drug delivery systems, which account for additional 75% of total sales.

About 50% of the rice area is grown under intensive irrigated systems, which account for 75% of global rice production.

However, OOP payment still dominated as the major part of total financing in the year 2007 (Table 1), which limits the role played by the prepayment systems, which account for a minor part of health care financing.

Power systems, which accounted for about 20% of operating income for the entire company in the most recent quarter, is an immense profit generator with a huge and growing backlog.

As Globes points out, RadVision has been looking for a potential acquisition candidate since late 2009, when its largest client, Cisco Systems (which accounted for about one-third of its revenue), bought its Norwegian videoconferencing rival, Tandberg, for $3.3 billion.

Especially in the recent 5 years (from 2011 to 2015), there were 12 cities beginning to operate the urban rail transit systems, which accounts for nearly half of the operational systems.

A classification of farming systems which accounts for such features in Italy is proposed (Table 2), on the basis of the systems' aims and complexity, based on their degree of diversification, as well as on the degree of integration of the different productive factors (Pardini and Rossini 1997; Pardini 2002a, b, c, 2006a, b, 2009).

We use a general model for the output regulation problem of linear multi-agent systems which accounts for a general directed and fixed communication graph, heterogeneity of the agents, an arbitrary number of inputs and outputs and both state and output feedback.

These ingredients are omnipresent in nature as well as in a variety of man-made systems, which accounts for the observation of SR in many fields and conditions.