Sentence examples for adopted fully from inspiring English sources
Of course, history is filled with examples of technologies that took decades to be adopted fully.
Although the previous works [14, 23, 24] reported good results in terms of cross-spectral iris matching, it must be noted that these works have adopted fully registered iris images and learn models that lack the ability of generalization.
We also lacked data on the potential use of e-prescribing by control physicians (obtained outside of the studied program that offered e-prescribing with FDS to all of the included physicians), but survey data even more recent than these claims showed only 4% of US physicians had adopted "fully functional" electronic medical records that included e-prescribing capabilities [ 29].
At the moment, regulation is ineffective in Britain and non-existent in America.Muck and brassThe first countries to adopt fully transparent corporate registries might suffer a competitive disadvantage.
The Polish ball is one of the most visually striking scenes in the staging, which features floor-to-ceiling spaghettilike cords that encourage the actors (all Princeton undergraduates) to adopt fully Meyerhold's intensely physical style of acting.
The model adopts fully nonlinear path-dependent constitutive models for concrete and reinforcing bars.
The proposed PGA adopts fully balanced differential difference amplifier (FBDDA) as main amplifier.
(2) Bi-dimensional EMD (BEMD): adopts fully 2D local extrema detection and 2D surface interpolation processing, using, for example, cubic spline or radial basis functions.
In contrast, since the polymer backbones adopt fully planar conformations in form I and II modifications, comparisons between them allow us to focus on interchain interactions.
All 12 CaAK molecules adopt fully open T-state conformation leading to the formation of three tetramers unique among other similar AK structures.
Since the polythiophene backbones and alkyl chains adopt fully planar and all-trans conformations, respectively, at room temperature [25, 26], the stability of a packing structure is determined by nonbonded attractions between polymer backbones and between alkyl chains [27 29].
