Sentence examples for implement technical from inspiring English sources
In general, these reforms sought to implement technical improvements.
Aspen Plus© was used to implement technical simulations.
Our research at such firms across Africa reveals Chinese managers increasingly implement technical skills-training programs for their African workers.
It is tough to implement technical changes during a tournament week, especially when you are being battered by large gusts of self-doubt and one bad shot triggers a hailstorm.
The study shows that local citizens, when provided sufficient resources, can design and implement technical studies that directly address community concerns where trust in the regulated community and/or regulators is low.
Finalists included The University of Cambridge's Eco-House Initiative, which has been working to develop and implement technical improvements to transitional housing in Latin America and Salsa4Water from the University of Glasgow, which raised tens of thousands for Water Aid through its dance classes.
#16: Copyright owners must pay Ofcom's costs; both copyright owners and ISPs must pay costs of implementing technical measures; accused subscribers must also share appeal costs.
The Legal Information Institute is an independently-funded project of the Cornell Law School dedicated to identifying, exploring, and implementing technical solutions that make legal information more accessible to all.
The overall objective of this study was to evaluate the behavior of different codend designs to provide basic information that is relevant for implementing technical management measures, improving selectivity and catch quality, and reducing energy consumption.
In the transition towards a low-carbon society, changes of attitudes and social norms are needed to support new ways of implementing technical solutions and new behaviors and lifestyles.
It would behoove the tech industry to get ahead of this problem, to begin with, by defining and implementing technical standards for data anonymization.
