Sentence examples for smooth adoption of from inspiring English sources

But by then, what the International Trademark Association had expected to be a smooth adoption of the Madrid protocol had already become tangled in the distillers fight.

Despite evidence about the benefits accrued from the application of social media in higher education, there are some fundamental paradoxes and puzzles that remain inhibitors to smooth adoption of these technologies.

SliceNet project [9] intends to meet the requirements from the management and control planes of network slicing across multiple administrative domains, facilitating early and smooth adoption of 5G slices for verticals to achieve their demanding use cases, and managing the QoE for slice services.

Hospitals in Boston participated in piloting the earlier city regulation and its associated training materials, which facilitated relatively smooth adoption of the subsequent state mandate.

Neumann added that the qualification of "terrorist" fighters into the language of the draft resolution was vital to placate differences between nations and ensure its smooth adoption by the security council.

Taking time into account explicitly in economic evaluations in health care may enhance their utility for both societal and local decision making, and may ultimately smooth the adoption of new and basically cost-effective health care technologies.

Even the coefficient of the interaction term OCF × CAP × GALMA is insignificant, indicating no change in income smoothing following adoption of the German Accounting Law Modernization Act.

The main analysis demonstrates a greater amount of absolute discretionary accruals but no change in income smoothing after adoption of the new rules.

Retrieving non-textual information: some reflections; Challenges against a smooth implementation and adoption of digital libraries: what can Africa learn from the developed world; and.

March 3, 1606 Coleshill, England October 21, 1687 Beaconsfield, England Edmund Waller, (born March 3, 1606, Coleshill, Hertfordshire, Eng. died Oct. 21, 1687, Beaconsfield, Buckinghamshire) English poet whose adoption of smooth, regular versification prepared the way for the heroic couplet's emergence by the end of the century as the dominant form of poetic expression.

Access to credit helps farmers to access the finance needed at critical times for purchase of inputs, hiring labour and consumption-smoothing, thus making the adoption of resource-intensive practices easier.