Sentence examples for been put in practice from inspiring English sources
Distributed controller design commences with formulating the problem, where a structured matrix approach has been put in practice.
In the first year it has been put in practice, the PGA Tour's FedEx Cup points race has been embraced and embellished, mocked and misunderstood.
Since 1982, the legal possibility to work in a capitation system in primary health care has been put in practice.
Miss Waring adopts a Fire-Drill. How it was put in Practice.
The paper provides an empirical illustration of how recommendations in the literature about professional development for educators of ELLs can be put in practice.
"Projects in which reforestation was put in practice without the participation of local inhabitants were almost always limited and non-sustainable," Escadafal warned.
Hence, to be put in practice without disturbing the project goals nor compromising its success, methods have to rely on empirical and flexible process models that can be easily adapted to fit process requirements.
Under the transformed structure of coal resource consolidation system of Shanxi Province and the constructed relation mode, the proposed model is put in practice to analyze and evaluate the complexity of Shanxi coal resources consolidation system.
If states like California have adopted policies to reduce people's obligation to pay court and ticket fines, how can it actually be put in practice — so that people know about this option and can use it effectively?
The various initiatives, by both industry and regulatory organisations, are reviewed with the objective of drawing a conclusion on the long-term perspectives for standardisation of nuclear power plants in the European Union, together with the conditions that would have to be met in order to allow for this concept to be put in practice.
