Sentence examples for implementation existing from inspiring English sources

To compute the energy savings due to VVC implementation, existing algorithms are intrusive, and generally require altering the distribution system control settings and operating points, which is undesirable for system operator.

"What we now have is basically an actual country case where we have implemented an independent mobile operating system solution which is using our code base and which is part of our release approaches, and our understanding is that this is the only implementation existing in the world at the moment," continues Saarnio.

In terms of implementation, existing practises to ensure the right to information and non-discrimination need to be expanded to include consideration of the right to health in all its forms.

We compare different numerical implementations existing in the literature by means of exhaustive numerical experiments.

Improving classification of TB patients at the end of treatment may require more vigorous implementation of smear microscopy quality assurance, implementation of new tools (e.g., LED-FM), or implementation of existing but underutilized, tools (e.g., culture).

Implementation of existing agreements and resumption of peace talks are essential.

This inequality is exacerbated by the lack of implementation of existing laws to protect the Dalits.

However, the implementation of existing integration initiatives has often been lacklustre, so that the economic development and poverty reduction potential from expanded intra-regional trade has remained untapped.

"Given that the government has failed to ensure effective implementation of existing legislation, we fear that further reforms will also be resisted by the courts and other parts of the criminal justice system," Ms Allen added.

A report in September said the prevention of violence against women and girls cannot be achieved without the full implementation of existing legal obligations under the convention for the elimination of all forms of discrimination against women.

Increased labour supply, better specialization, improved technology, and discovery of new resources or better implementation of existing ones all can increase output and lead to economy of scale.