Sentence examples for implement the art from inspiring English sources

Graphics doesn't just mean things are shinier – it means making the graphical component of the game easier to implement, the art easier to apply, the levels easier to sculpt.

The main objectives of this project were to build a network of working remote laboratoriess in the Maghrebian countries, to investigate and implement the state-of-the art solutions.

This research takes an application-specific approach to investigate, extend and implement the state of the art in the fields of both visual information retrieval and machine learning, bridging the gap between theoretical models and real world applications.

This revision process is initiated primarily by UBA for Germany and by EFSA with the goal of meeting the requirement to implement the state-of-the-art.

It is not yet clear how ACE will implement the cuts on the arts organisations it funds.

Today is the moment to increase the scientific budget and define a clear strategy for the reinsertion of the thousands of professionals that will go back to Chile to implement the state-of-the-art technologies and knowledge acquired abroad.

To implement the desired new agenda for art -- an agenda more in keeping with the values and outlook of the radical counterculture that had nurtured this rejection of permanence and "success" -- various alternatives to the despised conventions of bourgeois art were quickly pressed into service.

It implements state-of-the art procedures for validation with artificial test sets (e.g. n-fold cross-validation, leave-one-out, simple training/test set splits) and external test sets.

AD helped in the research of the state of the art, implemented the software and drafted the manuscript.

The toolboxes-layer represents the core components of the software and implements the state of the art in stochastic analysis that have been shown to represent a robust and efficient approach for the uncertainty management (see e.g. [42]).

The two interventions were selected from 'Inside Me', a programme of arts-based intervention to enhance personal social and emotional wellbeing in six primary and secondary schools in areas of significant social and economic disadvantage in West Yorkshire, UK, implemented by the arts agency Loca and funded by the local health authority.