Sentence examples for far and implement from inspiring English sources

In this section, we combine all error correction techniques considered so far and implement them in a distributed system consisting of multiple receivers and the SBG that is responsible for delivering the data to the SHG.

Therefore, further work should also aim at making use of the data collected so far to develop and implement concern-driven integrated strategies for the testing and assessment of nanomaterials taking into account realistic exposure scenarios (Lai 2012; Nel et al. 2013; Oomen et al. 2014).

But she softened the blow with a commitment to wait for a report next month on the progress by Athens to cut government spending and implement far reaching tax and labour market reforms.

Adaptations not subject to engineered solutions may be far more difficult to devise and implement.

My research has shown we can override this impulse and implement a far more powerful, positive strategy called "strength-based parenting" that helps children improve by focusing on their strengths.

Leaders must make drastic cuts in costs now but they also must develop and implement new far-reaching but practical strategies.

Main results Hospital electronic health record applications are being developed and implemented far more slowly than was originally envisioned; the top-down, standardised approach has needed to evolve to admit more variation and greater local choice, which hospital trusts want in order to support local activity.

1866, when, responding to white Southern intransigence after the Civil War, Radical Republicans swept to power and implemented far-reaching and egalitarian Reconstruction policies.

It's the kind of enterprise solution that you'd think would be far easier to implement and, thanks to the founders Blazej Marciniak and Marek Ciesla, it is.

All that the international community have done so far is implement visa sanctions and asset freezes on 22/23 individuals.

We recommend the use of GRA for digital soil mapping applications because its performance is equal to or better than the generally preferred BMA approach, yet far simpler to implement, and is computationally efficient.