Sentence examples for implement for instance from inspiring English sources

The fact that it's relatively inexpensive to implement, for instance, may be why some numbers-oriented executives undervalue it.

But there have been some recent attempts to estimate what it would cost to implement, for instance, the single-payer system that Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt). advocates; one widely cited study, from a source not favorably inclined toward government solutions to complex problems, came up with a figure of $32.6 trillion over 10 years.

Moreover, multiple antennas can also be used to increase the data transfer rate of IEEE 802.11p transceivers, a requirement necessary to implement, for instance, non-critical safety applications.

Skipping relations from non-trusted ontologies: some ontologies do not follow the OBO principles, and implement for instance only one type of relation amongst all concepts [e.g. EV (Kelso et al., 2003 ) only uses is_a relationships].

This approach could be implemented, for instance, with parallel computing in order to tackle computational costly real-world problems.

The network model without selection is implemented, for instance, in the neuron diagrams popularized by Lewis.

Such separation is implemented for instance in Sweave [31], designed specifically for the R statistical programming language [32].

Some cities passed laws that were never implemented, for instance because of a subsequent court decision (see Adams and Neumark, 2005b).

To this end, aiming at anticipating on the flexibility requirements, when adaptive coding modulation is implemented for instance, a flexible FB is declared adaptive within the DSL source code.

For example, if two addition operations i and j are executed sequentially, and each of them is implemented, for instance, by a ripple carry adder, the total delay satisfies the inequality as follows: d e l a y ( i, j ) < d e l a y ( i ) + d e l a y ( j ).

Fourth, the questionnaire did not ask 'when' the measure should be implemented, for instance at the onset of caregiving as a burden prevention programme in early-stage AD as suggested by Ryan et al. [56] or only when carers are already experiencing a burden.