Sentence examples for implement from a from inspiring English sources

Modern male athletes throw a 2-kg (4.4-pound) platelike implement from a 2.5-metre (8.2-foot) circle.

It is also simple to implement, from a rule-chart mode to an intelligent on-line adaptive control mode.

Eliminating subsidies is perhaps the simplest strategy, but is the most difficult to implement from a social and political perspective.

Full-duplex operation of the relay is hard to implement from a practical system point of view because it is difficult to isolate the several orders of magnitude higher transmitted signal from the received signal in the same frequency band.

But Ribordy adds that the demonstration of the new protocol by Tittel and others is welcome for developing future systems: "The short answer is that it is very interesting although it is not yet mature enough to implement, from a practical point of view".

Third, qMRI biomarkers must be reasonable to implement from a cost and availability perspective.

Budget constraints often force firms to select engineering projects to be implemented from a larger set of alternatives.

"For instance, if the apprenticeship strategy or the plan to build 200,000 homes a year by the end of the parliament is not implemented from a very early stage, we will not meet these targets.

They should not be conscious of how these features are implemented, from a hardware or from a software point of view.

This will happen when a vision for a product is implemented from a combination of open source and proprietary development.

Then, he says, we'll all be able to question the way the technology is implemented from a position of much greater knowledge.