Sentences with phrase «such systems has»

But the cost of such systems has been beyond the reach of mainstream consumers.

The benefit of the administrative nature of such systems has been noted in, a British Columbia Administrative Justice Project background paper:

The effectiveness of such systems has not been proven.

The efficiency of such systems has been calculated using spectral data.

Derek Nettles, IT director of Dickie Brennan & Company, believed that in addition to facilitating the payment dance between diner and waiter, such a system would allow the company to accept EMV (chip - enabled) cards ahead of the fall 2015 deadline established by the credit card industry, when restaurants without that capability may be held financially liable for fraud.

Not only do the executives think a blockchain system could automate communication between pharma company and patient, but they also think such a system would ensure the integrity of data.

The regulations governing such a system would fit on a napkin.

Such a system would work best if it were based on sound money, i.e., a market - chosen medium of exchange.

George Selgin has worked out the theory of competitive free banking in detail, and he argues that such a system would be stable, inflation resistant and self - regulating.

Such systems have the common character of starting with a fundamental Intuition which we do mean to express, and of entangling themselves in verbal expressions, which carry consequences at variance with the initial intuition of permanence in fluency and of fluency in permanence.

Such a system would slow the race to the top of the salary pile and reduce the power exercised by the larger churches in attracting pastors.

«In the United States, «Comsat» — the Communications Satellite Corporation — Is planning the first launching of a commercial - type communication satellite in 1966, and the company expects its initial system with global capacity to be in operation by 1967..., The establishment of such a system would, however, also have important legal and political aspects, such as the participation of governments in the ownership, use and management of the satellite system.

The cost of the space segment of such a system would be low, as compared with ground - based TV systems: launching, rocket and satellite would cost about $ 10 million, including allowance for possible launch failure, to which should be added not more than $ 5 million for the ground station «up - link».

All - inclusive, yet simple; noble, clean, luminous, stable, rigorous, true; — what more ideal refuge could there be than such a system would offer to spirits vexed by the muddiness and accidentally of the world of sensible things?

Such a system had serious drawbacks because the teaching materials were several centuries old, the study of Arabic — and no Chinese — was inadequate, so the students could read only a limited amount and could not speak the language, there was no general educational background for the religious courses, and the freedom allowed to the students often led them to form bad habits.

The only real opposition has come from large food manufacturers who claim such a system would over-simplify nutrition and potentially mislead consumers by making things too simple.

Such a system would of course eliminate the need for ozil and woul support a front three of chamberlain, lacazzette and sanchis.

Provided there are NCAA - approved limitations and opportunities for NCAA enforcement of those limitations, maybe such a system would be acceptable to the NCAA.

Utilising Vardy in such a system would enable him to benefit from the creative influence of Ozil, Sanchez and Ramsey.

Vardy may prefer to play in a 4 -4-2, but switching to such a system would cause problems for Arsenal, as Ozil would have to play slightly deeper and contribute more in a defensive sense, which wouldn't be making the most of the German superstar's ability.

The benefits of such a system would be to «dry up illegal black markets,» reduce the burden on law enforcement and use the cannabis tax to finance drug prevention, education and rehabilitation.

Besides, from a procedural point of view, I don't see where and how such a system would be adopted.

The speaker suggested that such a system would invite outside groups to increase their spending and influence on elections.

Arcuri, a member of the NY LEAD coalition, wrote that such a system would put regular voters back «in the driver's seat.»

Gov. Andrew Cuomo in a radio interview on Monday said his concerns over a bill that would allow for medical marijuana stem from the fear that if done wrong, such a system would create «havoc» and a «public health disaster.»

Such a system would obviate the need to hold a second election between the top two vote - getters in a primary.

While «The result should remain unchanged» may count towards 100 % strict 2 party election, in practice, these would become rare (in US, at least) as such a system would immediately give a strong leg - up to 3rd party candidates, making sure that most elections wouldn't remaind 2 - party affairs

(There has been some verbal sparring over exactly how much such a system would cost, with Senate Majority Leader Dean Skelos using a figure of $ 200 million a year and pro-reform advocates saying the number is actually closer to $ 40 million annually.

All such systems would take the mystery, the guesswork and the deceit out of the tactical dimension of the current system.

It's not surprising that they oppose a change to the alternative vote system, since an analysis by the BBC shows that such a system would at the last election have given them 27 fewer seats and Labour 21 more.

If such a system would have been implemented, it could have enabled candidates who can't garner big checks from special interests to compete with small dollar donations from constituents.

Human rights group Liberty echoed Mr Huhne's call for a debate over the issue, and warned that under current law such a system would be illegal.

Such a system would match contributions from New Yorkers up to a certain amount with public dollars.

Such a system would likely require the negotiation and ratification of a new treaty, which would take a decade or longer.

But building such systems would require sustained political will, financial resources, and overcoming major logistical hurdles in the field.

Such a system would have the benefit of avoiding the problem of decoys by shooting down a missile before it had a chance to release any fakes.

But that doesn't mean that such a system would replace a standard network in a well - instrumented country like the United States, Vidale adds.

Such a system would create a minimal impact on the environment, and would likely be cheap, they figured.

Such a system has already been considered by a number of other researchers as a potential part for various types of nanomachines.

In theory, this sounds fine, but the practical requirements to build such a system have seemed daunting.

Such a system has been tried in Alaska and New Zealand and has led to fishery recoveries.

NIST researchers created a circuit model to simulate how such a system would operate.

So far, such systems have only repaired fractures so small that opposite sides of the wound nearly touch.

But such systems have moved from communicating over closed networks to a far cheaper conduit: the public internet.

Such a system would reveal whether the local water table was falling or if grazing was too intensive on a given landscape — exactly the type of judgments that the global ecological footprint is ill - suited to make.

In principle, such a system would be similar to the one in the United States, where tsunami warnings are handled by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.

In addition to crossing the language barrier, such a system would then be able to weed out most of the homonym and synonym problems in natural languages.

Such a system would move away from the classical Von Neumann architecture.

«Such a system would address barriers to vaccine manufacturers» participation as well as individual perceptions that fuel vaccine hesitancy in low - resource counties,» Halabi said.

Still, economists predict such a system would result in a price that averages in the tens of dollars per ton of emissions.