Sentence examples for localised implementation from inspiring English sources
Data showed that the localised implementation, opportunities for interactive learning, and 'collective participation' were positive factors.
It is submitted that the UK's lack of directly pertinent legislation (as shown above) should not be a concern, due to the broad protection granted through the Data Protection Act, 1998 (which is the localised implementation of EC Directive 95/46, the so-called Data Protection Directive).
Midline localisation, periumbilical or poorly localised 2.
In a separate study, Ta, et al., highlight [49] the high cost of providing localised translations as a key lesson learned from the implementation of the GHS in Japan.
This dependence is projected to increase with population growth in the intermediate future, regardless of the implementation of rural electrification programmes.. Fuelwood shortages occur at the localised village level and are a chronic landscape syndrome, becoming more severe over time, with increasing population pressures and competing land-uses.
This work deals with the development, finite element implementation and application of a generalised beam theory (GBT) formulation intended to analyse the localised, local, distortional and global buckling behaviour of thin-walled steel beams and frames subjected to transverse loads applied at various member cross-section points (away from its shear centre).
Their responses were very varied and localised.
Localised fish kills cannot be ruled out".
It's now localised, he says.
"The Dutch have localised drug testing.
