implementation

Examples of implementing

implementing

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

A balanced combination of declarative and imperative languages is desirable for implementing multi-agent systems.
There exist practical difficulties of actually implementing technology transfers, however.
Changes in civil registration are seen as an essential condition for implementing other types of changes in the family policy arena.
Perhaps there is some other way of implementing this strategy - but, if so, its nature is not clear to me.
Transition rules are in fact a rule-based system, and this is the most popular means of implementing transition knowledge.
We have presented a pattern for easily implementing almost compositional operations over rich data structures such as abstract syntax trees.
From a computational cost point of view, in terms of atomic reduction steps implementing this operation, the picture is not so clear.
After large-scale amalgamation reforms in all three countries in the post-war period, local governments have become the implementing agencies of the welfare state.
If that revived, there would be no difficulty in implementing proposals such as we had laboured to list.
These laymen had decisively shaped archaeology since the mid-19th century by voluntarily taking care of monuments as well as by implementing museum education programmes.
In order to keep system complexity at a manageable level, the possibility of implementing stable grasps based on actively programmable finger compliance was studied.
Strident signals about implementing a campaign agenda or systematic displays of bipartisanship alone could highlight questions of legitimacy.
However, specific empirical critiques of the making and implementing of famine policy were more effective.
Implementing one policy - even a hard policy - within an organization can be less costly than implementing several different ones.
In any event, when formulating and implementing policies, it will always be important to critically review the ' mainstream ' interpretation.
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