Sentence examples for virtually implement from inspiring English sources

Calling these restrictions Δ, we use Δ-rationalizability (Battigalli and Siniscalchi, 2003, [5]) as our solution concept, and require that a mechanism virtually implement a socially desirable outcome.

Ten GPS data blockage periods with 60 s long were virtually implemented during post processing to enable position accuracy evaluation of the proposed system.

With a minor restriction on the class of environments, we demonstrate that there exists a detail-free mechanism that virtually implements competitive allocations with complete information in twice iterative dominance, irrespective of how the environment is specified.

The study shows that "cluster state quantum computing is not just some theoretical idea that might be virtually impossible to implement," he says.

Even if some kind of political agreement is reached, it will be virtually impossible to implement it on the ground, given that the talks are an irrelevance to most of the major fighting forces.

These proposals make good sound bites but would be virtually impossible to implement.

As part of the deal Brickhouse Mobile will get to take the role of doorman to virtually check IDs, and implement a variety of methods to insure that content is only viewable by age appropriate audiences.

Following the remarkable success of the Special Education Modules, ARISE Impact has set its sights on collaborating with partners around the world, virtually, to develop and implement new online and offline learning programs to scale up the impact on the education of visually challenged children.

Basically, there's different [ideas] about how to implement a law that in itself is virtually guaranteed to lead to unjust outcomes.

In this social media era, the said interaction and collaboration in teaching and learning is now implemented virtually without worrying about time and space limitations or barriers.

Storage virtualization is a technology that makes it possible to implement service by virtually allocating minimum necessary space instead of required space through the technology called 'Thin-Provisioning'.