Sentence examples for implementation both of which from inspiring English sources
For power saving, the framework implements the duty cycling of the sensor nodes and uses an existing low power listening implementation, both of which help to reduce the power that the nodes waste in idle mode.
28 The importance of this issue depends on the sources of heterogeneity in the evidence and their relation to a future implementation, both of which remain uncertain here given the limited existing evidence base for several of the instruments.
GIS displays are available in both 2D and 3D implementations, both of which may use the same underlying geography projection.
And beyond the capital work, City Hall will also plan for the future with a series of studies that analyze the impacts of climate change on the frequency of rainfall and the costs and benefits for a larger-scale implementation of green infrastructure, both of which will inform the development of a comprehensive citywide stormwater management plan.
186/277 PTs (67.1%) participated in the implementation seminars, of which 97 (52.2%) responded.
One hundred and eighty-six PTs participated in the implementation seminars, of which 97 (52.2%) responded.
These features (speed/sensitivity) depend much more on the numerous implementation details, of which the author appears to be unaware.
24 More research is also warranted to investigate the barriers to implementation, some of which we have studied previously.
The paper did not attempt to determine the actual stage of the QMS implementation, assessment of which would have necessitated such means as quality audit, benchmarking, etc.
It is supported by detailed action plans, the initial implementation of which has already involved headline-grabbing institutional changes in a country long known for caution and gradualism.
The dismal figures on women's representation are the direct consequence of three decades of stagnation since the Equal Pay and Sex Discrimination acts, the implementation of which has been "patchy, uncertain and incomplete".
