Sentence examples for implement making it from inspiring English sources
But the plan - which could cost between £44bn and £125bn and take at least 14 years to implement, making it potentially the largest and most expensive water project in the world - would redraw the subcontinent's hydrological map with immense ecological and social consequences.
Nevertheless, automatic conversion between the two formats would be easy to implement, making it possible to seamlessly share data between different projects.
And even where locations are available, the model is computationally demanding to implement, making it unsuitable for the kind of inverse parameterization used here.
"Originally designed as a farming tool, its subsequent evolution into a sophisticated fighting implement makes it uniquely suited for both daily carry and self-defense.
And-as with SWAps-that while donors benefitted by rapid disbursement and reduced administrative costs, weak government capacity to implement made it impossible to ensure results [ 28].
Its nonparametric nature also allows it to be easily implemented, making it accessible to practitioners who collect 3-D rotation data.
She said improvements to the firm's computer system had been implemented, making it harder for mistakes to be made.
Unfortunately, the questionnaire did not ascertain when measures were implemented, making it impossible to determine whether households adopted measures before or after the latest and/or most serious case of run-off.
"Layout" and "Subheadings or 'Chunking'" had significant increases in SAM scores after the template revision was implemented, making it the category that had the largest impact on improving SAM scores.
– allowing special fishing permits only for the freezer fleet on condition that a traceability system is implemented making it possible to establish that the landed fins correspond to the trunks being landed.
Further, Common Lisp, in which POPCO is implemented, makes it easy to interactively query any aspect of a simulation's state at any time.
