Sentence examples for single implementing from inspiring English sources

(Hospital Manager 9, District Hospital) Minimal dependency relationships imply that there should be a single implementing agency or if other agencies are involved, that the dependency relationships are minimal both in number and importance (27).

Despite confining this first phase of our evaluation to a specific region within one state, served by a single implementing partner responsible for the same set of core intervention activities within the clusters, the level of community mobilization varied widely.

The ISO network minimally contains at least a tractor, a virtual terminal and a working set, which typically represents a single implement.

The first illustrates the structure and dynamics of a single loop implementing a simple gating mechanism.

Finally, a single rule implementing the common form of abbreviating species names, e.g. Escherichia coli vs. E. coli) was applied in cases where the abbreviation matched another annotated entity.

This approach is aimed at merging all secondary data into a single variable, then implementing ICCK with that single variable.

Instead, this prisoner decides on the "unique strategy" of inundating his captors with information: "By the end of that first day, my grandfather had broken all previous records for torture-room confessions, and by a huge margin, a record all the more notable for the fact that not one single torture implement had come into play, not even a threat".

The numerical analyses were performed using an original model, based on the elastic plastic behaviour of a single pebble, implemented in an FEM code.

This tree was used to prime the Bayesian analysis, which was run in model-jumping mode with a single chain implemented, assessing burn-in (arrival at a likelihood plateau) as described previously [184].

This makes design of one single, fully implemented online registration system difficult.

Included here are systems with spatially identified units, such that each unit is subjected to a single intervention implemented at one of a number of different times over the timeframe.