system-wide
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- adjective
- /ˈsɪstəm-waɪd/
:
a nivel del sistema
- The new policy will have system-wide implications for all departments and units in the organization.
- system-wide effects
- system-wide approach
- system-wide programs
That's the gateway drug to people saying we need to have a system wide change with how technology and us relate.
- That's the gateway drug to people saying we need to have a system wide change with how technology and us relate.
- Like it's really, So what what it does is allows you in basically system wide to recognise text in images.
Examples
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Most notable among these was a new information management system that was being introduced system-wide.
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Even without real shocks, shifts in expectations can have large, system-wide effects (as in the NOx budget program market).
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The changes are also system-wide and thus at a significant scale.
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Future research should consider system-wide options for addressing this concern.
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Funding for a number of system-wide support services also had to be secured before anything else could happen.
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Note that such calculations take into account the system-wide effects that result from the projected infrastructure.
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Level I, Prevention, is directed toward health promotion for all students through system-wide efforts.
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Coordinated international and national efforts are required to achieve system-wide and sustainable improvement in procurement practices.
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When a student fails to respond to system-wide interventions, small group or individual interventions are applied with greater intensity.
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We must add creativity and innovation to the economic system to enhance competitiveness system-wide.
Academic text (2012)
Synonyms
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3.7
In a way that affects everyone in a group with no one left out
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6.5
Affecting the whole body or whole system rather than one part
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4.4
Affecting everyone or everything in a group in the same way
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In a way that affects the whole system rather than just one part
Antonyms
How Wide
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
System-wide combines system, which meant 'a set of parts working together', and wide, which means 'covering a large area', so it describes something that affects the whole system, not just one part.