Sentence examples for systems which means from inspiring English sources

By licensing the technology," he says.Third, customers are demanding "interoperability" and common standards rather than proprietary systems, which means different firms' technologies must work together smoothly.

Covéa says premiums are quoted on the basis of a variety of factors, using automated electronic systems, which means that quotes vary considerably.

The Turkish government has implemented a centralised system where all internet traffic travels over Turk Telecom's systems, which means content can be blocked or websites effectively removed from sight.

Shadow health minister Stephen O'Brien said: "Local NHS trusts are given little choice over their IT systems, which means that innovation and competition are stifled and trusts are unable to meet the needs of their local patient population".

For a start – and belying the gentle, wholesome image of goat's cheese and milk – most of our dairy goats are raised in zero-grazing systems, which means they're kept indoors without being able to graze or browse outside.

Each is subject to behaving like dynamical systems — which means they are prone to "flip" from one state to another, like one of Mr. Scheffer's ponds, over time periods that vary from a year to a few hundred.

These could include installing and maintaining greywater systems, which mean they were properly serviced - and would make them affordable".

Of these, 47 made use of 3D Secure systems, which meant they could not be attacked in this way.

We have also heard of prisons introducing ticketing systems, which mean families arriving at jails well before visiting hours begin and waiting for long periods in a queue.

"We are working very hard with our staff and surgical teams to put in place systems which mean there are always experienced colleagues available.

Significant lags arise in physical systems, which mean that information from one signal may only appear in the other after a delay.