Sentence examples similar to a compelling implementation from inspiring English sources
So could Apple once again show its ability to be late to market with a technology but then deliver its most compelling implementation?
Likewise, legislators considering mandatory reporting of VAP prevention process measures should consider their impact on outcomes before compelling implementation.
Important facilitators of Lean implementation include a compelling vision and a clear and well-planned strategy.
The authors noted that the evidence makes a compelling case for the urgent implementation of interventions to reduce the various forms of undernutrition or to ameliorate their consequences.
Due to its ability to noninvasively propagate through bone and other tissues in a focused manner, the implementation of ultrasound (US) represents a compelling alternative approach to current neuromodulation strategies.
In view of this, this themed edition makes a compelling call for more systematic research into the making and implementation of China's land use policy.
"For a skate park to be successful, it has to be a compelling enough alternative to the street, and that takes forward-thinking implementation," he said.
Trust in Schools engages this debate with a compelling examination of the importance of social relationships in the successful implementation of school reform.
GE's 1998 Annual Report highlights the financial impact of Six Sigma implementation (Harry and Schroeder 2000): The potential performance benefits of SSQI are a compelling reason to investigate the various facets of the SSQI approach.
For a compelling overview, see this fantastic talk by UCSF surgeon Laura Esserman, a leader in the implementation of ACTs, and the Principal Investigator of one of the best-known ACTs, a breast cancer study known as I-SPY2.
From my perspective, intent-based networking is in the very early stages of its evolution but it is a compelling platform that moves networking topology from legacy hardware to a more agile software defined implementation.
