Sentence examples for implementation paid from inspiring English sources

Thus investments in REDD+ implementation paid for by decreasing performance-based carbon payments have a crucial role in triggering sustainable land use systems by investing in the underlying assets of the project.

On the other hand, the rest of the implementation alternatives, i.e., central and service pricing, achieve to further improve the computational time efficiency by 98 and 90% compared to the custom pricing implementation, paying the penalty however of increased losses in the obtained data rate (i.e., 28.08 and 14.85%, respectively) and energy efficiency (i.e., 20.91 and 16.14%, respectively).

In a cluster equipped with accelerators we can exploit them and also the available cores by launching at a time both the implementations, paying attention to selecting different random numbers among them.

The authors recommend that service providers considering self-service technology implementation pay careful attention to the design and performance of the self-service technology.

Among von der Leyen's measures to address Germany's low birth rate were the implementation of paid parental leave from work following the birth of a child and a massive expansion of child-care facilities.

Ahmad Tavakkoli, a parliamentarian, accused the government of "violating the law" and "mis-implementing" the plan because it earned 290,000bn rials ($23.6bn) from the cut in subsidies in the first 14 months of its implementation but paid people $36.7bn of compensation in return (he says).

Under the new policy and implementation, users paying the same amount of service fee are now able to fairly share resources.

Specifically, zone-based pricing policy presents a well-balanced alternative implementation both in terms of efficiency and effectiveness, as it achieves an improvement in the computational time efficiency of approximately 28% when compared to the custom pricing implementation without paying any significant cost as far as the achieved data rate and energy efficiency is concerned.

The implementation plan also paid careful attention to well-documented strategies for successful PD implementation (Loucks-Horsley et al. 1998): providing ample opportunities for participant teachers to shape the content of their professional development, and creating a forum for teachers to reflect upon their experiences and pedagogical and curricular practices.

In postponing implementation of its paid system until January 2011, the NYT provided industry members with a chance to investigate the matter, and, perhaps, to eventually adopt it.

Assuming that the entire project implementation will be paid by carbon payments, in the JGP the total cost of avoiding the release of one tCO2 would be US$13.88, while the TFCG / Mjumita projects cost between US$4.88 (Lindi) and US$5.77 (Kilosa) (Figure 3). Figure 3 Total costs per avoided tCO2 emission (US$/tCO2).