Example sentences of "and [adj] [noun sg] systems [prep] " in BNC.

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1 The data was taken from trials at Silsoe College of tanker and umbilical hose systems between October 1 and March 31 in three years — 1986/7 ( average rainfall ) , 1987/8 ( wet ) and 1988/9 ( dry ) .
2 Two different health structures have developed in El Salvador : the ‘ official ’ state and private health systems on the one hand , and the ‘ popular ’ health system set up by the popular organizations and the guerrilla movement of the Farabundo Marti National Liberation Front ( FMLN ) .
3 To some extent these changes may be consumer driven , reflecting consumer dissatisfaction with impersonal and bureaucratised welfare systems in contrast with the range of choice in private markets .
4 It says business has been healthy in the Netherlands where Peek Traffic BV reportedly had an excellent year and the future for the newly consolidated German operations , Peek Verkehrssysteme GmbH , also looks good , with prospective introduction of motorway guidance and public transport systems in Germany .
5 Thomson has taken the issue further , arguing that many twentieth-century writers on social welfare issues have been misled into believing that recent developments represent an abrupt break with historical experience because of the peculiarly restrictive and individualistic support systems for elderly people that emerged in the late Victorian period .
6 Approaches such as these should lead to further major advances in our understanding of these fascinating and versatile transport systems over the next decade .
7 These problems may indicate a need to review academic and personal counselling systems in higher education .
8 It provides a quick flip around hang gliders , nuclear reactors and instant picture systems in pretty random order , but again there is no recognisable pattern of reference .
9 Half a dozen unmarked doors lined the passage , behind each of which was a soundproofed room where highly skilled UNACO personnel operated some of the world 's most advanced and sophisticated computer systems in the struggle to put a stop to the alarming rise in international crime .
10 Based on epidemiological data and the use of phenotypic and genotypic typing systems for P cepacia , we present strong evidence of the transmission of a particular epidemic strain by social contact .
11 The joint effort has produced remote control fuel-rod exchangers and automatic inspection systems for radioactive welded pipes .
12 The achievement of a proper mix of specialist and voluntary services and of working links and effective referral systems for the handling of people 's problems where more than one agency needs to be involved . ’
13 In the late nineteenth century ‘ Oxbridge ’ was the matrix of the hugely influential moralistic ideology of athleticism--disseminated enthusiastically by alumni throughout the public , state and colonial school systems of Motherland and Empire .
14 Avid Technology Inc , designing and marketing high-performance digital video , film and audio editing systems in Tewkesbury , Massachusetts , got an offer of 2.8m shares , 2.44m of them new , away at $20.00 per share .
15 These solutions can extend to wholesale modernisation , but can also include revised maintenance practices , smaller modernisation schemes , cosmetic improvements to lift car interiors and improving indication systems for hotel guests .
16 Network and relational database systems to which can now be added a fourth :
17 The combination of multimedia systems and digital telephone systems like ISDN ( see pp 54-57 ) , which can simultaneously carry sound , text , video , data and graphics , will revolutionise desktop communications .
18 The combination of multimedia systems and digital telephone systems like ISDN will revolutionise desktop communications
19 CECOMM ( the Centre for Electronic Communications and Open Support Systems in Education ) has been delivering courses in computerised communications via CMCS since 1987 .
20 The question of access to the US public utility market in areas such as transport took on new interest with Mr Clinton 's plan to increase investment in areas such as high-speed railways and other transit systems as part of his recovery plan .
21 My authority is that they are recognised and utilised by informal and formal agencies such as parents , schools , governments and criminal justice systems as ‘ sources ’ of control .
22 Anglo-American sociology of law has been imprinted with the emphasis given to the study of law enforcement and criminal justice systems in handling traditional crime and , despite the interest of a few sociologists of deviance in some marginal forms of deviant conduct , our present conceptions of criminal behaviour are heavily influenced by this emphasis .
23 Firstly , active and stabilised dune systems with irregular or moundy landforms comprise dune ridges and hillocks up to 30 metres high but , more usually , 5 metres high and 10 to 20 metres broad with intervening hollows and channels .
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