The law remains a hopelessly blunt implement, often inept at ensuring creative artists earn fair returns for their compositions or performances, while hovering harmfully above new generations of digital innovators.
But a string of large-scale industrial accidents across the country in recent years, including five chemical explosions since April, have raised questions about whether companies, prioritizing the danger of lost profits over the risk of accidents, are bothering to implement often costly safety precautions or to comply with regulations.
Yet the gestures we see implemented often seem so simple and intuitive that as soon as we perform them once, we wonder how anyone would have trouble coming up with it.
The manner in which coercive interrogation techniques were implemented often differed sharply from Justice Department guidelines, and in some cases other interrogation techniques were used without any approval at all.
As a result, new surveillance systems for earlier detection have been implemented, often labeled "syndromic surveillance" [1] [6].
These models are complicated to both understand and implement, often forcing ecologists researching animal movement to team up with statistical modelers for their development and analysis [12].
In practice, lung-protective strategies involving low tidal volume ventilation can prove difficult to implement, often due to concerns of hypercapnia or its potential adverse physiological consequences [ 4].
More complex data analysis algorithms for estimation, prediction, and simulation have been proposed (Openshaw 1998) and are increasingly being implemented, often as additional tools developed for use within proprietary GIS software.
Lack of implementation of initiatives in primary care is not always because of resistance to the initiatives themselves, but sometimes because of the sheer number across a range of priority areas that practices are expected to implement, often simultaneously.
Huge concepts are implemented often with little code.
