This novel algorithmic view combines both the pure preformist and the pure epigenetic views of development: an algorithm is not a minute animal, but a physical organization of the program that makes the animal, and to be put into action it needs external inputs, typical of what is expected from the epigenetic view.
People with dementia lose the ability to put into action the sequential intellectual steps needed to initiate the very ordinary: to take their pills, to use the bathroom, to eat and drink.
The part that still needs to be put into action, however, is the most crucial: Viv needs to be programmed by the world in order to really come to life.
Obama promises a multilateral presidency, but for real progress, both sides need to put into action his message of change.
Which of these lessons do you need to put into action first?
Gerard Grech, chief executive of Tech City UK, the body set up by the UK government to foster east London's tech scene, says he is "listening to the community and will be informing government on the policies that need to be put into action.
There's more interest and talk in South Carolina about how best to improve education and race relations, though words and ideas need to be put into action along with financial priorities for these issues.
This willingness and intention to engage in healthy behaviors needs to be put into action given the health benefits of physical activity, exercise, and weight management for the management of type 2 diabetes [ 20].
Get at least one family member and one friend to agree to serve as Power of Attorney to act in your interests, your advocate in the event that your Living Will needs to be put into action ("executed").
"But now we need to see it put into action".
