Sentence examples for concept and implementing from inspiring English sources

After 5 years of developing the CATS concept and implementing CATS programmes, this corporate evaluation is a very important moment to look back at what has already been done, draw all the possible lessons and prepare the ground for a possible standardization of CATS.

At its highest level, we characterize any product development process with three phases: understand the opportunity, develop a concept, and implement a concept.

Working in close collaboration with domain experts, we developed aiding concepts and implemented a rapid prototype of the SASOVA system.

The systems strategy is novel because it takes the enterprise computing concept and implements it across organisational boundaries hence the term 'multi-enterprise system'.

Another active educationalist Korman (2015) from California Polytechnic State University, USA has introduced CM students to sustainability concepts by developing and implementing a variety of project-based service-learning projects.

The tests results are discussed in the light of some multiaxial fatigue theories, chosen among those based on the critical plane concept and those implementing an integral approach, with the aim of selecting a fatigue criterion suitable for the sub-surface fatigue assessment of railway wheels.

The design concepts developed and implemented by Olmsted more than century ago in Riverside are still relevant to city planners striving to develop living environments that are satisfying to urban and suburban residents.

In our proposed approach following concepts are introduced and implemented: Concept of XML object into a database is used that helps to reduce the size of extension table as well as eliminates the need of a primary table.

Many governments are considering adopting the smart city concept in their cities and implementing big data applications that support smart city components to reach the required level of sustainability and improve the living standards.

The British pioneer clinical epidemiologist Archie Cochrane defined three concepts related to testing and implementing new healthcare interventions. 1) Efficacy is the extent to which an intervention does more good than harm under ideal circumstances ("Can it work?").

Vehicular Ad Hoc Networks (VANETs) can play an influential role in recognizing and implementing such concept, by supporting safety, comfort and infotainment services.