Sentence examples for implementing all these from inspiring English sources
Lean manufacturing paradigm encompasses several tools/techniques to achieve leanness in manufacturing organizations (Vinodh et al. 2010) and firms have a problem of selecting the best lean concept for the immediate implementation as most enterprises are not capable of implementing all these techniques (Vinodh et al. 2012).
However, most companies are faced with restricted resources such as financial and human resources, time, etc., in using these enablers, and are not capable of implementing all these techniques.
Further, implementing all these different parts in a cell, were they available, might require fairly large outlays of DNA real estate and place large energetic loads on the cell.
By identifying different risk groups at different stages, our risk assessment model provides guidance for implementing all these new therapies to achieve efficacy and efficiency.
The charity commission will have to be beefed up if it is going to implement all these changes.
"On the day the standard gets implemented, all these companies will suddenly have to record much higher rent, and they are going to have to record this as a significant liability on their balance sheet".
"Currently websites need to implement all these different protocols," he said.
Multi-temporal Atmospheric Correction and Cloud Screening (MACCS) is a processing chain [31] which implements all these steps.
The use of a semantic wiki allowed to implement all these changes during runtime and thus proved to be an effective web-based platform, where the knowledge bases and the substance data can be easily retrieved and curated.
We would remark that the comparison between the proposed approach and the methods in [3] and [5] is homogeneous, since we have implemented all these techniques on the same hardware platform (i.e., the Bi-i).
Yes, it's aspirational, and we've been fighting to have a state of laws, but if you don't have the legal system to implement all these rights, it's going to be, like we say in Mexico, a letra muerta [a meaningless document].'.
