The phrase "implement charge" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to the act of applying or enforcing a charge, but it lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "The company decided to implement a charge for late payments to encourage timely transactions."
Alternatives: "enforce a fee" or "apply a charge."
We could refuse to implement charging for health services for immigrants.
Wide area technologies implement charging models in very different ways, resulting in a wide range of charging schemes, which are extremely difficult to understand or apply by hand.
In 2012, Hankinson noted that Compilr was rejected by more than 35 VCs — something that compelled the company to implement charging models early on, with monthly subscriptions to the service costing $10.
Results are also compared to the same vehicle in its standard internal combustion engine version, as well as the commonly implemented Charge Depleting/Charge Sustaining strategy.
In this paper, a displacement estimator is presented that complements a digitally implemented charge amplifier with an artificial neural network (ANN) designed and trained to estimate the piezoelectric tube's displacement using the piezoelectric voltage at low frequencies of excitation where the charge methods fail.
The electron and hole particles interact with atomic centers through a single Gaussian function.139 We implemented charge-valence coupling, which allows the electron or hole particle to modify the number of valence electrons in a host atom, thus ensuring the appropriate change in valence when calculating the degree of over or under coordination in the host atom.
It is six months since the introduction of the 5p charge for single-use plastic carrier bags in England, the last part of the UK to implement a charge.
The Italian parliament gave authorities in Venice the go-ahead to implement the charge in late December.
All retailers will have to implement the charge, including food and non-food, and follows the lead of Northern Ireland and Wales, who brought in the fee in April 2013 and October 2011 respectively.
