Sentence examples for think of implementing from inspiring English sources

It might be a little premature to think of implementing this proposal in real devices, especially because video transmission requires high bandwidth capabilities that, to the best of our knowledge, are not yet available in currently commercially available motes.

"Think of implementing a detoxing diet as one of the most critical ways to de-stress your body and mind," says Adam Perlman, M.D., integrative medicine expert and chief medical officer of meQuilibrium.

As selective continuous intra-arterial nimodipine infusion seems to be a safe and easy therapy, one should think of implementing it as soon as possible to prevent permanent ischemia.

But personally, I find it difficult to accept that a system that is simultaneously the most expensive in the world, and incorporates citizens begging strangers for their lives, to be the best system (in terms of both values and value) that one of the most developed countries in the world can think of and implement.

Actually, it is not that surprising since the former can be thought of as implementing an intuitionistic proof theory supplemented with an axiom schema of the excluded middle.

These few athletes named here are just the tip of the iceberg; think of entire teams implementing these devices... because many do.

I think the intention of implementing the TELC is positive, but corresponding measures are insufficient.

Glaucia Macedo, co-ordinator at the office of strategic priorities of the Minas Gerais government explained how it works: "We needed to bring a solution to these managers and started to think of how to implement it instead of creating a problem - because too much information that is not organized is the same as nothing at all.

The global evolution of the system is determined by a transition rule, to be thought of as implemented in each cell.

His sentiments were echoed by Daniel Mejia, director of the Research Centre on Drugs and Security at the University of the Andes in Bogota, who also thinks the cost of implementing a peace deal could be recouped within a decade.

In one dimension, this organization may be thought of intuitively as implementing a neural analog of a base- b number system.