Sentence examples for generating and implementing from inspiring English sources
Through sharing information, and generating and implementing new ideas and partnerships, Sustainability Ambassadors provide a real and active connection between the Office of Sustainability and the campus community.
Training of highly efficient, creative professionals who are capable of generating and implementing new ideas is a very important factor driving not only the development of national economy and industry, but also enriching the human capital of the country.
In all these cases banks, political party members, priests the efforts for generating and implementing their signals are relatively high compared to actuating signals.
Throughout history, supporting, generating and implementing innovation has been of outstanding importance not only for the well-being but sometimes the survival of individuals, entities and even for whole civilizations and nations.
Work with these models has highlighted the difficulties of generating and implementing evidence on care integration.
Yet it is difficult to get beyond such rhetoric in practice, particularly in generating and implementing performance targets which are perceived as locally relevant and owned.
Homogeneous designs have remained popular, however, because they are easier to generate and implement.
In 2017 she was named as one of Westpac's '200 women who will change the world' as well as the Churchill Fellowship, during which time she will generate and implement best practice guidelines for international film festivals to achieve gender diversity in programming.
By using a functional modeling methodology, the structural representations of the systems, in terms of activities, actions, processes, and operations, were generated and implemented by the ExtendSim® simulation software.
Microstructures of an asphalt mixture with probable internal air void structures were generated and implemented in finite elements, and they were used in combination with oxygen diffusion and chemical kinetics models to estimate the changes generated in the mechanical properties of the material.
This paper addresses the influence of the cM uncertainty on the predicted land settlement using a stochastic simulation approach where cM is regarded as a random variable and a large number of equally likely cM realizations are generated and implemented into a poroelastic finite element model.
