Sentence examples for implementation is yet from inspiring English sources
The lay-out of a numerical solution procedure for the strain gradient flow (rate-independent) theory by Fleck and Willis [A mathematical basis for strain-gradient theory – Part II: Tensorial plastic multiplier, 57 1045 1057; 2009, JMPS] has been an open issue, and its finite element implementation is yet to be completed.
Whether Trump was earnest in his promise to scrap the Iran deal, or to renegotiate it, or to strictly monitor its implementation is yet to be seen.
However, the implementation is yet to be seen and many questions must be answered.
However, putting the Child Act into practice remains a challenge and the Independent Child Commission, responsible for overseeing implementation, is yet to be formed.
While evidence supports the effectiveness of musculoskeletal MoCs for improving health outcomes and system efficiencies, no standardised national approach to evaluation in terms of their 'readiness' for implementation and 'success' after implementation, is yet available.
Implementation is yet to take off in Laikipia due to lack of appropriate partner.
The FSSHIP was adopted by Enugu state government for its civil servants (though implementation was yet to commence), but not by Ebonyi state government.
The first phase of the SHS scheme has been planned to start in three districts (Kailali, Baglung, and Ilam) in 2015, but the details of the SHS design and regulations for implementation are yet to be made public.
Facebook, Google, Bing and Twitter have all committed to displaying these indicators, though not all implementations are yet live.
Slovakia represents a country where the majority of IT managers do not feel familiar with IT service management and ITIL®, and where consequently no implementations are yet reported.
Now, with the advent of its implementation, there is yet the potential for future improvements in CRC screening test utilization as it intends to prioritize access to preventive care for all, including previously uninsured individuals.
