Sentence examples for systems which create from inspiring English sources

Pseudo-Bessel beams are realized by different types of optical elements or systems, which create the necessary conical distribution.

Kathrin Jahnke, Miele's senior product manager, says the sleek, built-in integrated coffee systems, which create the full range of hot beverages, cost about $3,300 to $4,100 (not including installation).

Agents do not interact with each other directly, but through information systems, which create a mist of uncertainty between each other and isolate each agent from the world and from the other agents.

R3 intends to address the problem of multiple generations and layers of antiquated systems, which create inefficiency, risk and excess cost, especially because of their difficulty in working in an integrative way across multiple platforms.

Systems which create a constant data stream require a continuous import, conversion and storage of data while other applications might only support a full data export (e.g. using the CSV file format).

Our main motivation for measuring the synchronization mismatch vernier acuity is its relevance in the application of tiled display systems, which create a single contiguous image using individual discrete panels arranged in a matrix with each panel utilizing a distributed synchronization algorithm to display parts of the overall image.

A hurricane can become trapped between two high pressure systems, which creates a stable "chute". An unstable situation is that there's no "chute" – there's just kind of an open area without high pressure systems, and the hurricane can go any which direction it wants.

Many departments keep records on their own systems, which creates islands of information, a problem that is exacerbated after a merger.

Most of the issues associated with patient record matching stem from a lack of standards and interoperability between health information systems, which creates significant challenges when hospitals and health systems attempt to integrate vast amounts of clinical data from an array of disparate systems.

The high proportion of system-induced errors highlights the importance of standardization of computer systems, which creates a uniform model that may reduce the complexity and variability of a specific process [ 32].

There were two categories of key factors, including the poorly integrated health resources and a lack of a mechanism for coordinated management among the health systems, which created the obstacles to coordination of integrated PHSHT service delivery in China.