Sentence examples for implemented nor from inspiring English sources
Richard predicted it would be only as good as its implementation — and Dayton is being neither implemented nor updated.
However, the NEM explicit version has neither been implemented nor sufficiently analyzed, so a comparative study of those two types of NEM time integration schemes is still missing.
The Act was never fully implemented, nor was it particularly popular with the farmers.
Neither colonoscopy requests issued from the public health CRC screening program, introduced in some areas where the study was implemented, nor requests from hospital in-patients were included.
However, these initiatives are local and mostly based on the good will of specific professionals, without being widely implemented nor structurally supported.
Finally, the Pathways to Housing studies did not incorporate a fidelity assessment to determine if the key elements of the approach were implemented nor did they examine how fidelity related to outcomes.
That inevitability, however, does not make change any simpler to implement, nor does it make all staff members happy.
Moreover, the proposed method is neither difficult to implement nor intricate, since no additional seam optimization is needed to get smooth transitions between video blocks.
For example, while arguing in favor of the Kappa-calculus, an extension of the π-calculus, Fontana admits that "the reduction of concepts from concurrency to biological practice is neither simple to implement nor easy for biologists to grasp.
Electronic logic circuits are often implemented with NOR (not or) or NAND (not and) gates because these gates are relatively economical to produce with transistors and semiconductor diodes and because they are sole sufficient operators, meaning each is functionally complete by itself.
This trial had high added value since it was not known whether similar combinations of measures against trespassing in railway area had been implemented before, nor which was their combined effect on the frequency of trespassing.
