Sentence examples for creatively implemented from inspiring English sources

Artificial Intelligence has already been creatively implemented in several ways across the internet to highlight content based on user-preference,  show targeted advertisements, predict and manipulate behavioral traits amongst users and even create and design high quality content in a breeze.

The question of how selection can be implemented creatively to sustain CHW programmes has not been sufficiently explored.

We are particularly impressed with Mr. Yassky's ability to think creatively and then implement his ideas.

Business incubation is a policy tool that facilitates entrepreneurial development by creatively initiating and implementing programs that focus on providing targeted resources and services.

Reform can start out large on the national level and funnel to the local with each school creatively evaluating and implementing for their own needs.

UNCF's Social Entrepreneurship program was developed with the intention of molding collegiate students to be teachers, leaders, and entrepreneurs who will get angry enough to passionately, creatively, and effectively implement solutions to social ills that effect disadvantaged communities.

So while sensor technology could enable a stylus that can do a lot more than just let you scribble creatively on a touchscreen, implementing such a fine-grained touch/gesture UI into a piece of hardware would require a steep learning curve for users.

America's political leaders, attempting to improve student performance without increasing school funding, have implemented a barrage of standardized tests that hamstring teachers and dull students' ability to think critically and creatively.

To creatively work together and to implement change; to forecast conditions and strive to make them better.

It's about who has the best ideas and who can implement them the most creatively.

However, service sector unions have adapted creatively to these opportunities and constraints by implementing two interlinked scale-jumping strategies to overcome care workers' spatial and organizational atomization.