Sentence examples for will see the implementation from inspiring English sources
Re-combinant antibodies may be the first candidates for which we will see the implementation of these technologies.
For example, in Australia, the advent of the National Perinatal Depression Initiative (NPDI [ 15]) will see the implementation of universal screening for perinatal mood disorders.
In the next decade we will see the implementation of multiple new DAAs that will cure many of those already infected.
"The protracted timetable that will extend to summer 2015 for implementation of a piece of legislation agreed in April 2013 will no doubt see the implementation run into the next election".
It's unclear if Apple will add NFC technology to the iPhone 5. Of course, NFC has gained traction in international markets before the U.S. Orange Mobile is using the technology, and Starbucks is set to sign on to use the technology to enable payments in the U.K. Juniper says that in the next 18 months, we will see implementations of the technology in up to 20 countries.
"I think you will see implementations of the learnings from them in businesses we already have outside of the US," Paul Polman, Unilever's chief executive, said.
Loven said the mobile market will see many 3D implementations in the next year, but would not comment on specific companies it's working with or not (beyond the Google partnership which is in the public domain).
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Because of the recent availability of economical real time software, more complex control algorithms will see real time testing and implementation.
"In early 2013 – not necessarily in the U.S. – you'll see physical implementations of V.me," says Schulz, explaining that mobile has enabled new ways to shop beyond online checkout, but may also include things like mobile shopping combined with in-store pickup, for example.
"We want to be hopful that we'll see implementation and real change," said Tessel Pauli, an activist with the Netherlands-based group Clean Clothes Campaign.
