Sentence examples for perspective implementation from inspiring English sources

Although the performances of network coding are very attractive from the information theory perspective, implementation of these performances incurs very high complexity [17].

From the knowledge transference perspective, implementation problems are foremost seen as problems in bridging the gap between science and practice.

From an administrative perspective, implementation will take place via established networks, although adaptive management should result in more interdisciplinary, transsectoral implementation efforts.

From a national development perspective, implementation of a national EFAInfo database – especially in countries that currently use DevInfo for central monitoring – raises the profile of the education system and ensures that this fundamental human right remains a priority.

Seen from these perspectives, implementation of minimum wage increase at this time, though an excellent idea, will lead to further uncertain job creation and increase in unemployment.

We present recommendations from the perspective of implementation science according to the phases of risk-minimization program design, implementation, and evaluation.

A political perspective on implementation, therefore, would see it as inherently contested and a negotiated combination of top down implementation with bottom up reactions and accommodations [ 19].

The designer, Julian Gollop, had made many great turn-based titles in 2D but XCOM's isometric perspective and implementation of fog-of-war added a terrifying strategic dimension – so many soldiers lost to a dark corner you never checked.

Second, provide a perspective on implementation of QbD and PAT and identify areas where opportunities lie for further contributions.

From the healthcare perspective, an implementation of the program in the 12 biggest transplant centers in Germany would result in annual net savings of €791,033 per year.

From a cultural perspective, the implementation of sustainability management tools in both Korea and Japan can be attributed to the values of individualism, masculinity and uncertainty avoidance.