Sentence examples for effective realisation from inspiring English sources

The Russian leader wants the new commission to provide "rapid development and tough control for the effective realisation of a national plan on the fight against doping".

The false dichotomy between academic research and community activism should not prevent information sharing that may promote more effective realisation of health and human rights of vulnerable populations.

Effective realisation of the decadal vision relies on achieving a balance of top-down and bottom-up approaches by making appropriate funding decisions.

The sensor is integrated in a retention module consisting of Low Temperature Cofired Ceramics (LTCC), which allow the cost-effective realisation of complex fluidic microsystems with integrated electronics by only using thick film technologies.

Over the last decade, advances in computing have enabled cost-effective realisation of large-scale data centres [1].

The effective magnetic field for realisation of the field-tunable properties has been found to be about 500 A/m, which is associated with the anisotropy field.

This TOC articulates UNICEF's programming shift to contributing to systemic change as the most effective route to the progressive realisation of children's rights.

The realisation of cost-effective deployment of Organic Rankine Cycles (ORC) is shown to be hindered by several key factors, including, disconnect between parameters considered in simulation studies to those demonstrated experimentally, utilisation of low-grade ORC practice for high-grade applications, challenges in integrating multiple heat recovery sources etc.

We describe our recent work in facilitating such adaptation via the concept of user interface aspects, which support effective component user interface design and realisation using an extended, component-based software architecture.

Such advances may include, for example, improved understanding of the immunologic factors associated with infestation, the development of clinical immuno-diagnostics, or the realisation of safe and effective therapies for infants [2], [8].

AS was the more effective strategy in 56% of all realisations, and it was always associated with lower costs.