Sentence examples for implementing so from inspiring English sources

Computing 'at the edge,' as its called, or at the site of sensors actually gathering the data, is increasingly something companies are pursuing and implementing, so this new chip design method could have a big impact on that growing opportunity should it become commercialized.

Nonetheless, \(\mathfrak{P}\) is a useful theoretical model in that it provides a formal medium for implementing so-called parallel algorithms – i.e. procedures which call for certain operations to be carried out simultaneously in parallel.

Some economists have accused the chancellor of having misapplied household economics to the finances of the state - or of trying to balance the books by implementing so-called austerity policies in a way that undermines economic recovery and actually makes it harder to restore the health of the public finances.

One of the most controversial provisions in H.R. 2646 would provide an increase in federal funding to states implementing so-called "Assisted Outpatient Treatment (AOT)" programs.

The reforms implemented so far have been a good start.

It should also not have been required to implement so much debilitating and self-defeating austerity.

Austerity measures would probably be much harsher than those implemented so far.

"They will suspend the membership of Iraq if this decision is implemented, so we cannot participate in Beijing".

He claimed the stimulus measures implemented so far had saved 10 million jobs worldwide and a further 15 million could be saved in the coming year.

"We are united and whenever we have training, we come as a group, after which everyone goes back to implement so that benefits accrue for individuals.

Once those cables were available on SIPRnet, no alarms or restrictions were implemented so that low-level users couldn't just download terabytes of classified data.