Sentence examples for which means to implement from inspiring English sources

In Section 3, we show that the condition (10) can conclude the (l_{2,1}) robust block NSP, which means to implement the proof of our main result.

Mr Mugabe will still chair the cabinet, which is supposed to draw up policy; Mr Tsvangirai will preside over a parallel council of ministers, which is meant to implement it.

As I kept reading, a realisation dawned: the non-excitingness of Boice's book – from its title to his step-by-step advice, which you're meant to implement gradually, over months – is itself an exercise in cultivating patience.

Bossi's demands may sound at best eccentric and at worst dangerous, but he may soon have the means to implement them partially in the regions in which his party seem to be getting stronger and stronger after each election.

The three entities that agreed on this initiative lack the necessary means to implement the plan.

Defense in-depth is a term, which means, security implemented in layers.

I work in a franchise system, which means implementing actions requires different companies (us and our bottling partners) to prioritise and invest in the same projects.

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

More importantly, the approach can be modelled with the mere use of an Excel spreadsheet, which means limited resources are needed to implement the proposed method.

Advances in these core tutoring tasks will move state-of-the-art ITSs closer to implementing fully adaptive tutoring which means tailoring instruction to each individual student.

The Xilinx MPMC component allows for eight ports, which means that up to four OPs can be implemented.