Sentence examples for evolution and implementation from inspiring English sources

We describe the evolution and implementation of the autonomous robot ARBIB, which learns from and adapts to its environment.

Collectively, these different examples highlight the value of cross-country comparative study approaches, where comparisons between similar (and different) country contexts can help disentangle generalizable from country context-specific effects in policy adaptation, evolution and implementation.

Despite their specific contributions and recognized relevance, however, attempts to use these models for empirical examination of the evolution and implementation of integration projects are hampered by the scarcity of any validated instruments for this purpose.

In addition, stakeholders immediately involved with this service (patients, GPs, community and accredited pharmacists) will be surveyed to assess their satisfaction with the service and identify its perceived advantages, deficiencies and suggested improvements to the process to inform its future evolution and implementation.

Few scientific resources are available to facilitate studies of this mosquito species and relatively little is known about its basic biology and evolution, making development and implementation of novel disease control efforts more difficult.

This chapter provides an overview of the purpose, evolution, architecture, and implementation of Grid systems.

Furthermore, we seek to find out whether there are specific trends in the conceptual evolution of definitions of GI, and whether there are gaps between this evolution and the implementation of GI in the context of advancing sustainable development.

Presentation of such a model lends the assertion that a key to implementation of successful PD programs must begin with an attempt to understand participants' prior experience and perceptions about the topic of evolution and its implementation in the biology classroom.

Policies relating to contraceptive services (population, family planning and reproductive health policies) often receive weak or fluctuating levels of commitment from national policy elites in Southern countries, leading to slow policy evolution and undermining implementation.

In many parts of the world policies relating to contraceptives tend to receive weak or fluctuating levels of commitment from national policy elites, leading to slow policy evolution and undermining implementation.

Although we focus on policy processes, we do this in relation to the health care system at large, as it contributes to a more holistic understanding of the health policy evolution and subsequent implementation in Lao PDR (cf. Bigdeli et al. 2013).