Sentence examples for a properly implemented from inspiring English sources

A properly implemented caching strategy can be used to optimize the performance and make the software more scalable and available.

With a properly implemented hash function, running the same exact file through the algorithm twice will return the same identifier both times — but changing a file even slightly completely changes the hash.

A properly implemented DC voltage control maintains the energy balance over the DC capacitor, and any imbalance will lead to an increase in the DC voltage level given by Eq. (8).

A properly implemented dietary treatment for patients with chronic renal failure (CRF) can correct several metabolic and endocrine disturbances and delay initiation of dialysis, but concerns exist about the risk of malnutrition and protein depletion.

It is time we challenged the Islamists who tell us that a properly implemented Sharia system or a caliphate will bring about a state of utopia for all of us.

A clear, properly implemented policy of providing accommodations for pregnant workers who have a medical need for them isn't just the right thing to do for pregnant workers and their families, it's the right thing to do for business and our economy.

History has shown time and again that the short-term inefficiencies of a tariff, properly implemented, are more than compensated for by the long-term spur to industry growth it can provide, largely because growth has more to do with the industry externalities mentioned above (problem number four) than short-term efficiency per se.

His solution: a national identification card combined with a system that, when properly implemented, can provide a safe harbor to employers.

Given the critical role that women in the workforce play in today's economy and the financial health of companies like Walmart and UPS, we call on Walmart, and others, to adopt a crystal clear, properly implemented pregnancy accommodation policy.

There is evidence that, after an initial familiarization, properly implemented computerized procedures can be perfectly acceptable to AD patients (Ferris et al., 1988; Simpson et al., 1991).

He also has a disconcerting habit of pointing to El Salvador as an example of a country that has properly implemented the reforms the United States wants to see.