Sentence examples for implementation in some from inspiring English sources

"The implementation in some respects went wrong," he conceded.

We actually have a TV implementation in some senses built into Windows," Ballmer said.

An implementation in some public hearings resulted in increased interactivity between stakeholders and improved communication efficiency from public participation.

We are aware that the use of Au as part of the metallisation scheme would prevent implementation in some CMOS foundries.

Using vectorization, CPU and GPU memory consumption could be substantially reduced compared to the naive reference implementation, in some cases even by an order of complexity.

Moreover, we will explore its implementation in some of the aforementioned applications, specifically in the area of hearing aid design, where the small amount of microphones has been a limiting requirement.

In the latest research on policy implementation in the West, some scholars argue that problems in policy implementation should be explained in light of the interaction between institutional environments and behaviors rather than simply focusing on those implementing the policy (Ostrom 1999; O'Toole 2000; Sabatier 2004).

"The county's recent attempts to cobble together a plan to close the identified budget gap are insufficient in total, tardy in implementation and, in some cases, questionable as to their ultimate realization," it said in the statement.

"There will be implementation challenges in some schools, but across the broad and vast majority of 24,000 schools in this country, it will be implemented on time in September and it will be a success," he told radio station LBC 97.3.

(i) An intrinsic reason: vendor-dependent implementation choices in some cases make it difficult to detect non-WiFi modulated signals or introduce latency in the receiving chain [10].

These may complicate the system implementation and, in some cases, cause additional uncertainty or fuzziness (due to stochastic behavior) to the process.