Sentence examples for by implementing it to from inspiring English sources
We demonstrate the implementation and efficiency of our framework by implementing it to fit a factor analysis model and a cosmological hierarchical model, which is the motivation of our work.
The utility of the proposed scheme is aptly demonstrated by implementing it to control the level in a surge tank under a variety of reference input commands, where the fuzzy controller could significantly out-perform the corresponding classical feedback linearizing controller and PSO-based fuzzy controller.
Moreover, the efficiency of the proposed method was supported by implementing it to real environmental water samples with adequate results.
You have to make your plan work by implementing it and making sure its purpose is fulfilled.
Since a constitutional deadline ordered that the new law be enacted by June 2nd, the amendments stuck.Now Mr Buthelezi has been told to reform the new law, removing the quota system, even while his department is obliged by the constitution to begin implementing it.
After all, if I am running retail shops in Australia and I can hear of an idea that worked well in the US Midwest, I might be able to improve my performance, and reward, by getting back to Australia and implementing it ASAP.
He says Republicans are trying to "sabotage" Obamacare, by voting 'more than 40 times' to repeal the law; by intimidating organizations trying to implement it; by persuading governors not to implement it; by opposing Medicaid expansion in the states; and by shutting down the government.
Once a treaty is established, states help give it life by creating domestic legislation to implement it, conforming their conduct to its norms, and using it as a standard for domestic and international evaluation and criticism.
I think that you as an individual have no responsibility to implement it by yourself, or to take the law in your own hands.
"If this bold practical political intervention by Globe is implemented, it will help to ensure we have an economic system that accounts for the value of nature, enabling politicians to make informed decisions with an understanding of the true costs and benefits to society".
