Sentence examples for implement leading from inspiring English sources

"By 2015, we expect to live in a broadband-IP world with five billion people 'always on' and therefore Nokia Siemens Networks is committed to protecting customer investments and continue to implement leading EDGE technology.

Our goal was to use an ICBL approach with the ACL injury difference problem to couple two courses in two different institutions and disciplines into a coherent case-based learning experience, one that would have model builders creating models that experimenters could implement leading to predictions about the solution to the problem itself.

Secondly, some areas, especially in the South Central regions, have experienced a great development in the recreational hunting industry, which leads to overabundance of wild ungulates in which sanitary programs cannot be implemented, leading to high prevalence of diseases [ 9, 18].

In both cases however, a large FFT operator (512 to 2048) needs to be implemented, leading to significant hardware complexity.

Newtonʼs method is implemented, leading to a fast solver, comparable to solving the Laplace equation on the same grid several times.

This study allows the working method of the system to be implemented, leading to the improvement of the carbonaceous filter durability.

Investigators and funding agencies need to respond to these recommendations so that important studies can be implemented, leading to improved treatment for children with MDR-TB.

In order to cope with this small but not negligible error, a classical dipole model is implemented, leading to an accurate theoretical expression of the potential.

Despite the knowledge of these viruses since the 1970s, vaccination strategies have not been implemented, leading to continuous re-emergence of novel virulent strains.

As the Modern Ages (from 1870) began with the Japanese national government becoming the new administrator of forests, a new forest system in Japan was implemented, leading to forest management systems characterised by "specialisation" and "clarification".

The strategy of storing and preserving small active molecules within a naturally-derived, protein-based fibrous scaffold was successfully implemented, leading to the design of a biocompatible device, which can potentially simplify the storage and the application of the hPL on a human patient, undergoing medical procedures such as surgery and wound care.