Sentence examples for long implementing from inspiring English sources

The Tinder bot can even start conversations with potential mates too — thanks to Long implementing natural language processing tech to power a conversation starter messaging feature, and help the user weed out matches who aren't actually into them (perhaps because they were swiping right on everyone).

Australia is an island but it has long implemented remote detention camps with high fences and isolation for its inhabitants.

Brunei is two thirds Muslim and has long implemented some sharia, mainly for civil matters such as marriage.

When the Poles see an asparagus tip dislodging the soil, they dig down and cut the shoot with a long implement.

Temperature therapy dates back hundreds of years, and Europeans have long implemented the use of "cold saunas" to rejuvenate the body and reduce chronic pain.

Sometimes the figures suggest burka-wearing women who cluster and recluster as if discussing the latest village tragedy; sometimes men and women seem to scurry, as if hunting for something or crossing a no-man's land; a man striking the earth with a long implement could be farming, or killing something.

Also in both countries, relatively long implemented environmental and social tools including corporate volunteering, environmental reports, flexible working time and corporate giving are employed extremely efficiently.

With regard to the latter, pediatricians have long implemented the paper-based equivalent of a personally controlled record (that is, a paper log of all immunizations and blood tests, and occasionally major anthropometric measures) and placed them in the possession of parents.

If you don't have a metal rod, any sort of strong, long implement sturdy enough to scrape out the inside of the bamboo will work.

Both free-market and socialist thinkers have long advocated implementing a basic-income scheme.

Moreover, we assume that the coherence time of each link is sufficiently long for implementing the RA.