Sentence examples for problems of implementing the from inspiring English sources

"It's unclear whether the standard doesn't kill enough bugs, or whether there are problems of implementing the standard, or whether intentional fraud is going on" in the country of origin, he says.

Progress in expressing proteins that are biomedically relevant, in engineering metabolic pathways, and in manipulating photosynthesis and agronomic traits is discussed, as are the problems of implementing the technology in crops.

In the period 2000 2004 there were consistent survey and newspaper reports of the fears of publicans about decreased revenue after the introduction of the smokefree policy, and problems of implementing the proposed policy [ 33, 34].

Trying to apply the QBC algorithm for learning the class of linear separators, one faces the problem of implementing the mechanism of sampling hypotheses (the Gibbs oracle).

In addition, the problem of implementing the MPC methodology and nonlinear Kalman filter with inaccurate or incomplete observation data and long measurement periods is addressed.

They had to solve all the heady problems of developing such a device, of implementing the design, of actually building the thing.

All informants noted that the key issue that the new policy had to address was resolving the workforce problems born out of the experience of implementing the 2003 & 2004 LHW policies.

The Majlis has meanwhile thrown the problem of implementing these plans back to the government with a deadline to introduce the rationing by late May and a promise to import no more than $2.5 billion of petrol over the next year.The question, as always, is whether this government has the stomach to implement so unpopular a policy.

The work presented herein consists of a theoretical treatment of the underlying physics, process planning via the solution of an inverse problem for implementing the proper control, and, finally, a preliminary demonstration of the process.

2. See "When Friends Run the Business," HBR July August 1980, p. 87. 4. For a full discussion of the problems of implementing social goals in the divisionalized form, see Robert W. Ackerman, The Social Challenge to Business (Cambridge: Harvard University Press, 1975). 5.

New results presented above are based on the usage of the Monte Carlo code for a heat transport problem for implementing the fast freezing of the bumps with material molten by an ultrashort laser heating.