Sentence examples for systems which present from inspiring English sources
The increasing demand for nuclear energy results in heightened levels of uranium (U) in aquatic systems which present a potential health hazard to resident organisms.
The model is suitable as a feed-forward control module in combination with a classical feedback controller to regulate velocity and position of pneumatic and hydraulic actuation systems which present nonstationary nonlinear dynamics.
The analysis shows that solutions with the highest potential for competitive energy efficiency measures are based on latent and sensible energy storage systems, which present a volumetric thermal energy storage density up to 430 and 250 MJ/m3 respectively.
Other businesses include selling prison phone systems, which present tricky problems in security and privacy; automated parking machines; and utility meters.
Researchers have indicated that web-based systems, which present information as hypermedia, have the potential to provide personalized learning support or guidance to students based on their personal characteristics or learning performance (Chiou et al. [2010]; Hwang [1998]).
These results clearly show that this experimental device is a very well-adapted tool for studying systems, which present transfers of species across liquid liquid interfaces.
At various times TfL would update their systems, which presented the risk of disrupting the Reeclaim service.
Yashkov and Yashkova (2007) have presented a survey article on processor-shared queueing systems which presents an overview of the work done so far on the concerned topic.
The whole system which presented is simulated in Matlab.
The first theoretical analysis of a control system, which presented a differential-equation model of the Watt governor, was published by James Clerk Maxwell, the Scottish physicist, in the 19th century.
The idea is based on a Markovian model of the system, which presents an analytical technique for tuning the system parameters and evaluating the effectiveness of the policy.
