Sentence examples for implemented in its from inspiring English sources

For instance, if a provider has a checkpoint mechanism implemented in its infrastructure, it should configure the checkpoint service, which could mean setting it as an active or a passive checkpoint, and configuring the update frequency, for instance.

Unfortunately, there was controversy over certain aspects of Varmuss proposal and this prevented it being implemented in its original form.

The intervention, although rooted in the published literature (4, 9– 12), had not been implemented in its entirety, nor had it been formally evaluated until the experience in Côte d'Ivoire.

This is in fact what Security Council Resolution 1860, adopted following the war in Gaza, stipulates, and the Security Council called a few days ago for it to be implemented in its entirety, not selectively.

Although the revised curriculum was intended to be implemented in its entirety, variations in programme implementation such as faculty preparation or facility differences are common and may negatively influence intervention implementation [ 28].

It's IoT system, Plant Operations Adviser has been implemented in its facilities in Angola and is starting to be rolled out globally.

Keen readers of IT industry press may have heard that Facebook has now decided to implement in its new facilities power-saving methods that were originally pioneered by Google.

GM has also incorporated a fail-safe measure that will safely stop the vehicle if a driver ends up not being able to respond to the alerts, a feature which Tesla also implements in its Autopilot software.

These rails will support the bubble pods using the same crazy futuristic MagLev technology that China has been implementing in its Super-Maglev rail system.

Minister Opendi informed the gathering that vaccination is one of the key strategies that the Ministry of Health is implementing in its roadmap to the attainment of the Millennium Development Goal four, which is the reduction of child mortality by two thirds.

Since DACA was implemented, in 2012, its beneficiaries, who came to the U.S. as small children, have been living in the country under "lawful status".