The phrase "implement something to" can be used in written English.
It is commonly used to describe the act of putting a plan or idea into action. Example: The company plans to implement a new recycling program to reduce their carbon footprint.
I'm guessing I need to implement something extra to make the extracellular stimulation work with adaptive time step integration, but I can't find what.
Several times, I read through an article about how to implement something, only to discover a note at the bottom telling me it actually wasn't possible.
But Resy should more fully implement something comparable to Uber's surge pricing, letting prices rise and fall in real-time with demand.
"What [Kim] did is, essentially, he began to implement something very similar to what China did in the early 1980s.
But at the end of the day, it will take a large company like Facebook or Google to implement something like this, as well, to reach a large number of consumers.
But at the end of the day, it will take a large company like Facebook or Google to implement something like this, as well, to reach a large number of consumers.
But Stockwell said that in order to implement something like minimum pricing linked to alcohol strength which saw a 10percentt increase in price result in a 22percentt decline in high-strength beer purchases during a 2012 study the public needs to have a very solid awareness of health risks.
"It was the worst possible moment to try to implement something like that," said Francesco Starace, chief executive of Enel Green Power, one of the largest European green-energy companies, which is based in Rome.
So many educators, as well as many parents, were excited to implement something that might re-energize kids to focus on learning again, not just memorization and test taking, but on deeper, more joyful learning.
"I think it's really hard coming in from the outside to try to implement something.
