Sentence examples for implementing property from inspiring English sources

Urban planning policies proved to be an efficient means for the reduction of flood risk, while implementing property buyback and pipe increases in a guideline-oriented manner was too costly.

At least 17 towns have implemented property tax abatements for volunteers.

Our implemented Property-Checker checks formal properties for a given mixed-signal circuit design over a finite interval of time.

By emerging this powerful tool into the acoustic wave science [67 69], acoustic applications for cloaking and super-resolution that require metamaterials containing complicated and hard to implement properties are now possible.

Third, the more science-savvy a society is, the better it will be at making decisions about controlling greenhouse gases or implementing intellectual property protections.

Our work focuses on implementing transaction properties and the concurrency aspects.

IT systems with sophisticated security requirements increasingly apply problem-specific security policies for specifying, analyzing, and implementing security properties.

Differences in increasing force and integrated power of ischemic-injured muscles during intravenous and intramuscular administration of C60FAS (Figs. 1, 2, 3, and 4) indicate the complexity of the molecular mechanisms of muscle contraction, which are probably different in implementing antioxidant properties of C60 fullerenes.

It said it would implement a property tax proposed by Mr Mubarak and widely regarded as desirable.

This is in contrast to formats like MDL Molfile: if a software package writes a molecule that makes use of a property that is not part of the lowest common denominator subset that most implementations can handle, or defines its own extensions, the extra data will be either deleted or corrupted if it is submitted to a software algorithm that does not implement the property correctly.

After a brief introduction, a case study is presented showing how the proposed approach was used by British Columbia Parks to design and implement a property evaluation and decision support tool for acquisition of private lands as part of the provincial Protected Area Strategy.