Sentence examples for systems with individual from inspiring English sources

Unlike the Dewey Decimal Classification, this system was based on an actual collection of some million books and incorporated the best features of existing systems with individual subject schemes or schedules devised by subject specialists.

Motivated by the concept of cooperative communication, this article considers a cooperative power allocation scheme for OFDM systems with individual independent power constraint at each transmitter.

The fracture information from different data sources can be used to construct the systems with individual fracture detailed properties in this approach.

Single coaxial cable lowsplit-band plans are used in the vast majority of systems, with individual nodes serving 400 to 1000 homes.

The paper "On the duality between MIMO systems with distributed antennas and MIMO systems with colocated antennas" by J. Mietzner and P. A. Hoeher investigates the loss in the capacity and error performance in wireless systems with individual transmit or receive antennas spatially distributed on a large scale.

By 1985 in Sweden, "deep-bedded housing systems" with individual feeding stalls had become (and remain) the method of choice for sows, because of their improved efficiency, aesthetics and neighbor relations, and the health and well being of the animals.

The existing convection heating system takes up more than a foot just inside the building's walls and will be replaced by a much smaller, finned tube radiation system with individual control valves.

Good Eggs makes money not just on the delivery fee, but also in taking a small percentage of orders placed through its system with individual vendors.

The NYC ED SS has been operating since 2001 and is a "home-built" system with individual hospitals submitting text-based files or HL7 messages daily.

As far as we know, this is the first study on gender influence on the motor and metabolic activity in a rat model of GBM using a multichannel system with individual cages.

Our main finding that a solidarity system as the PAYG-DB that is in place in Argentina is regressive appears to be at odds with the preconception that from a distributional point of view this type of arrangements are more progressive than a system with individual accounts, which almost by definition are actuarially fair.