Meanings of building a system in English

Color Genomics: A startup building a system designed to help the masses take advantage of genomics.

Every day we go into work and spend our time and labour building a system that is burning us alive.

The U.S. Treasury is currently building a system to more broadly share the banks' reports with U.S. spy agencies as well.

So building a system of surveillance and safeguards, with broad international support, is the best of a range of unsatisfactory solutions.

The company started out in 2009, building a system that allowed credit unions to automate newly introduced compliance and risk management criteria.

For many years the Federal Government has been building a system of dikes along the Mississippi River for protection against high water.

Since his school days, he had dreamed of building a system that could answer questions based on all the information in the world.

As it happened, Gray ended up building a system for Facebook that meant it didn't need him as much as it once did.

As LeCun builds an AI lab at Facebook, Hinton is now on staff at Google, building a system alongside other researchers from Toronto.

The first hurdle was building a system that could track, monitor and archive all of the social media content in accordance with IIROC rules.

Shane Walter, founder and director of Onedotzero, told Wired.co.uk that the biggest challenge was building a system without knowing the final lineup of DJs.

IRELAND still has "some way to go" in building a system of quality and continuous improvement in schools, according to a new report.

The union hopes this will be the first step in building a system that will be the ASCAP for writers, said union president Jonathan Tasini.

The chair of the Wanaka Tourism Board Mark Morrison thinks the approach to building a system that works is to make sure everyone's on board.

The lines of communication in Cuba have opened now that the island is building a system to let tourists make calls on their mobile phones.

Building a system as intricate as that using a mould instead would be mind-numbingly difficult Butcher suggests.