Sentence examples for somewhat implemented from inspiring English sources

So if Apple has somewhat implemented what seems to be part of it, why not go all Marble in Snow Leopard and give the users something new to look at?

Built in a later, boxier architectural style, it radiates a solid, almost bureaucratic functionality, as if laws were being implemented somewhat cruelly inside.

The underlying principle of AEC is similar; however, due to different definitions of image quality, AEC systems from four major CT manufactures are implemented somewhat differently [ 45].

Once in office, he quickly implemented a somewhat diluted version of the plan, which he called AmeriCorps, and was ridiculed for it by Republicans like Newt Gingrich, who called it "coerced voluntarism".

Berkanan is entirely bootstrapped, but Szabo has implemented a somewhat unconventional method of generating revenue.

Although a health management information system (HMIS) had previously been implemented with somewhat limited success due to technological and organizational challenges, an information system specific to the health workforce was lacking [ 12, 13].

Such an approach reveals itself somewhat complicated to implement in practice and some simplifications are necessary.

The merit of this approximation is that it is somewhat easier to implement and compute in practice.

Although a GA is somewhat easy to implement, many variations exist, and we tested some of them to design the best GA for our problem.

The same researchers warn that this measure is somewhat difficult to implement as it is not always easy to differentiate truly new products from other changed products and the information about the new products may not be openly available because of the certain degree of secrecy surrounding many production processes.

The patient was somewhat hesitant about implementing this plan as she feared her husband would be upset with her.