Sentence examples for implemented them so from inspiring English sources

The present work is the continuation of an earlier study which reviewed the literature on relevance feedback genetic techniques that follow the vector space model (the model that is most commonly used in this type of application), and implemented them so that they could be compared with each other as well as with one of the best traditional methods of relevance feedback the Ide dec-hi method.

President Bush told reporters at the White House late Wednesday that he had directed Robert M. Gates, the defense secretary, and Jim Nicholson, secretary of veterans affairs, "to take them seriously, and to implement them, so that we can say with certainty that any soldier who has been hurt will get the best possible care and treatment that this government can offer".

We're going to try to come together and work together and develop a menu of options and technical standards to implement them so that people can make decisions.

Both Firewire specs were approved back in 2008 and Apple has yet to implement them so either they are coming soon or Apple moved on to either USB 3.0 or even Lightpeak.

The second theme of suggestions related to repetition in the module due to implementing them so close together.

Cancer diagnostic decision support systems are still in their infancy, as are the best methods to implement them so that they can be used routinely and safely.

After evaluating and refining interventions, it will be important to study how best to disseminate and implement them so that they reach not only the affluent, educated patients treated at major urban cancer centres, but also the larger majority of people who rarely have adequate knowledge about cancer-related sexual problems, or skills for coping with them.

34 35 These authors suggest that smoking restrictions such as at home or in a vehicle are effective because those who implement them do so by choice and not through forced legislation 33 35 thereby increasing the odds of smoking cessation.

If you're a proponent of GMOs, you might think it's really important to develop and implement them to feed the world, so you might set a relatively undemanding threshold for statistical significance [in food safety studies.] But if you're opposed to GMOs if you're really worried about the downstream consequences you might set a more demanding threshold.

"He's not so good at implementing them, but he creates a very stimulating working environment".

China is adept at articulating reforms but not so efficient at implementing them.