Sentence examples for implement some basic from inspiring English sources
His successor, Philetus W. Norris (1877 82), however, undertook considerable scientific study of the park, attempted to implement some basic conservation measures, and supervised the construction of the park's first headquarters at Mammoth and many of its early roads.
After all, even games with traditional controls are going to have to implement some basic motion controls if they want to make headlines or build up their back-of-box bullet points.
Since all tokens implement some basic features in a standard way, this also means that your token will be instantly compatible with the Ethereum wallet and any other client or contract that uses the same standards," write the creators of Ethereum.
He has implemented some basic processes that all modern White Houses have had, such as a system for controlling who meets with Trump and what information flows to him.
Timehop has also implemented some basic logic for handling these larger photo collections, including a means to suppress duplicates and skip over non-meaningful files like screenshots, as well as a way to cluster photos into albums where photos have been taken together at the same time.
There was also a Polish follow-up study on PIAAC (postPIAAC), which collected longitudinal and additional background information on the PIAAC respondents in one additional wave of data collection (2014/2015) and also implemented some basic cognitive skills tests as well as a basic ICT skills test.
The hope is that as a result commercial volunteering companies will become more rigorous in implementing some basic standards such as conducting criminal background checks and sending young volunteers into orphanages where they are supervised by qualified staff.
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This fact leads us to design and develop a new architecture as well as to implement some parts to provide a basic evaluation of the proposed solution.
Even as he embraced the opportunities available to an American academic, he deplored the country's reluctance to imagine, let alone implement, the basic tenets of social democracy.
