Sentence examples for systems would lead from inspiring English sources

Besides an intellectual paradigm shift, you don't know which technological revolution these complex systems would lead to.

A minute change in the primary conditions of such systems would lead to significant variations in their behaviours.

In all cases, integrated nuclear energy systems would lead to considerably lower power and water costs than the corresponding coal based systems.

Compared to the current situation, the combination of such a city structure with an expansion of PT systems would lead to a considerable improvement of transport performance, i.e. a PT mode share, a mean commute distance, and a significant reduction in emissions.

It is clear that the application of any memoryless feedback controller to such time-delay systems would lead to closed loop systems with interval time-varying delays.

In the pillar of regulation, our first hypothesis that unitary ECEC systems would lead to a higher perceived accessibility of childcare is confirmed (Model 5).

The council had agreed early on in the process to focus on "systemic change, because changing the system would lead to changing behaviours and that leads to changes in attitudes and culture", Macdonald said.

Abrams said on Sunday Kemp "knew" the exact match system would lead to disenfranchisement.

Mr. Putin warned that an American missile defense system would lead to a "very dangerous" arms race.

Yet, the country had hoped a more empathetic police force and judicial system would lead to enhanced security for women.

One 1998 study found that a single-payer health system would lead "to sizable savings in the future".