Sentence examples for systems which differ from inspiring English sources

It follows that AFNs are usually associated with all those local and ethical food chain systems which differ from mainstream food supply systems (Holloway and Kneafsey, 2004).

This study compares the performances of three cogeneration systems which differ in their driving heat source of AHP in the heating system.

In this paper we study ICS solar systems, which differ in storage tank diameter and correlate their thermal performance and the ratios of the stored water volume per aperture area and also per total external surface area.

One may comment at this point that the same optimal value of N has been obtained for TTCM systems, which differ in a structure, overall coding rate, and block size, yet having component codes with an equal number of states (i.e., eight states).

In this paper, various SINRs are derived as metrics for target detection performance in the joint radar and cellular communication systems, which differ in the way the communication signals scattered off the target are considered at the radar receiver: (1) as useful energy, (2) as interference, or (3) ignored altogether.

Anchoring on uses and gratifications theory and psychology of sunk cost, this study investigates knowledge workers' knowledge retrieval behavior and its subsequent impact on their work efficiency under three knowledge management systems, which differ in the creators of the systems and their related contents.

Castrated male Corriedale lambs from Uruguay were finished under one of four feeding systems, which differed in the level of pasture and the amount of concentrates.

The harvest managements included a three-cut (3C) and three two-cut (2C) systems which differed by two-week delays of first cut as: 2C-early, 2C-mid and 2C-late, representing phenological stages of pre-heading, inflorescence emergence, and flowering, respectively.

Indeed, one should expect that it will soon be feasible to generate strategically selected, multiple datasets for the identification of a system, which differ slightly in their settings.

Other methods for the mathematical modelling of a biological system, which differ from the differential equation model in the way to define the state of the system, are available, but they are less suitable than ODE based models.

The social meaning of the disease or condition, the social context in which the report is made and the nature of the health care delivery system, which differ in countries, determine the appropriate manner in which the reporting is done in less developed countries.