Sentence examples for implementing schemes for from inspiring English sources

Spectators see the same thing in the two games: episodes of spontaneous coordination, with players devising and implementing schemes for scoring.

In this paper we describe a packet filtering-based RR scheduling scheme, intended to be an easily implemented scheme for hosting Internet services on a server cluster in a way transparent to clients.

Krishna Vatsa, United Nations Development Programme regional advisor for South Asia, says that institutional mechanisms for implementing schemes need considerable investment.

The implemented schemes are generally developed for regional non-hydrostatic models.

We also briefly discuss the main challenges in designing and implementing provenance schemes for WSNs.

In the annual report, the management team say there remains a lot of volatility on energy prices, putting pressure on energy bills, while customers also face the cost of implementing government schemes for energy efficiency and social tariffs.

As it rolls out new plants in North America (it now has 13), it is implementing pay schemes for new hires that could keep the pay gap as healthy as ever.

First, technically we adopt an easy-to-implement scheme for generating a controllable size of peptides and our screening typically involves only one round of FACS-based sorting, in contrast to multiple rounds of panning or sorting used in the literature [15], [16], [18].

JOSEPH HART can implement his schemes for manicured shrubs, immaculate lawn and borders of crushed stone in front of the house.

In all countries except Angola, governments implemented incentive schemes for rural areas and sometimes retention schemes for undersubscribed specialties, independently of GHIs.

Although in Norway there are several social security- and welfare benefit schemes by which particular groups are refunded there is no general reimbursement of the costs of private dental care by public funds and Sweden has implemented benefit schemes for the total adult population that are of a more universal nature.