Sentence examples for that one can implement from inspiring English sources

(Kent (1999) has shown that one can implement a secure classical bit commitment protocol by exploiting relativistic signalling constraints in a timed sequence of communications between verifiably separated sites for both Alice and Bob).

The results of the exit survey suggested that most graduates self-assessed themselves as proficient (i.e., experienced in the field to the point that one can implement without supervision) for all core competencies at the end of the programme (Table 3).

This means that one can implement the same principles of justice by means of many different sets of rules.

This is an important strength of this study which means that one can implement such innovative pathway developments in regular practice.

Its recent attempt to claim that no one can implement a user interface that looks anything like the Office 2007 ribbon without licensing some nebulous piece of intellectual property represents a new low in this regard.

It is important to note that one can usually implement optimal allocation strategies numerically for other continuous responses, though it is usually not easy to get the closed form of the optimal allocation theoretically.

It means that one can easily implement long focal depth by applying appropriate phase modulation to a lens with spherical aberration.

A disclaimer, such as that used by the Montserrat SAC, is a device that can implement this type of strategy.

The first solution that allows for an in-chip Y-buffer is the largest Spartan that can implement 12 OP according to bandwidth constraints.

That's what adding a 3D sensor to a smartphone will give you, additional contextual information that can implement the next wave of 'intent based computing'.

I definitely see the Garage as an institution that can implement social change in the country.