Sentence examples for implementation makes sense from inspiring English sources
We showed that not only an actual CIA implementation makes sense, but it achieves a non-negligible performance as a secondary system.
But like Ikea before it, MLB's implementation makes perfect sense.
Taking any one in isolation is also fruitless because of the many interrelationships for example, multitasking and multiprocessor debugging go hand-in-hand; standards-based real-time operating system (RTOS) technology is a real boon to processor migration; using a design methodology that flows naturally toward an implementation makes complete sense.
Therefore, we believe that the implementation of IBFD only makes sense when a considerable performance gain over the D-TDD is expected.
Using the national level as the operational scale of implementation of the NI makes sense.
"The energy transformation makes sense, but its implementation has been sloppy and uncoordinated," Mr. Gärtner said.
While carbon trading makes sense in theory, implementation in Europe was riddled with special-interest deals and giveaways to industry that made it far less effective than taxing carbon directly, he said.
For instance, Rohlfs et al. argue that 'the implementation of newborn hearing screening only makes sense if there exists an efficient tracking system' (p. 1453) [ 5].
Caroline: That makes sense.
