Sentence examples for systems which often from inspiring English sources

This is a particular problem for machines built from off-the-shelf systems which often have very low "efficiencies".

The high schools also offer job training to about 200 students at day care centers and in programs sponsored by American Airlines and Cisco Systems, which often hire the graduates.

Today's complex audio systems, which often have components in the trunk or deep in the dashboard, may daunt the thief who once needed only to pry out the radio and clip its wires, Dr. Karmen said.

Instead of today's disjointed systems — which often cost in the $1,000 range, plus $249 for a DVD of updated maps — you get a screen the size of a small tablet running iOS apps with voice and touch control (on-screen and armrest), off-air map updates, open-ended flexibility… We have arrived.

Now the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, or Darpa, the Pentagon office that helped jump-start the first generation of artificial intelligence research in the 1960s, is underwriting three competing efforts to develop robotic arms and hands one-tenth as expensive as today's systems, which often cost $100,000 or more.

However, they might not be applicable to embedded systems, which often have extremely limited memory size.

They have their own emergency medical corps, a security patrol, and a rabbinic court system, which often handles criminal allegations.

Compared with the old system, which often required a separate run-off election, ranked choice also saves money.

India has a notoriously inefficient electricity system, which often provides free or low-cost energy, but just for a few hours a day, especially in rural areas.

Ms. Rivera said she was afraid of going into the shelter system, which often helps people find permanent apartments, so she is looking on her own for a bigger living space.

"An overarching affordable housing strategy is also necessary to resolve the crisis in housing for men who use violence, a current gap in our system, which often sees them returning to victims, or re-partnering".