implementation
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3.8
- noun
- /ˌɪmplɪmenˈteɪʃən/
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implementación
- The committee discussed the detailed plan for the implementation of the new policy.
- successful implementation
- barriers to implementation
- implementation process
We have no idea what implementation of this thing is really going to entail.
- We have no idea what implementation of this thing is really going to entail.
- They cite inconsistent implementation of the CDC's eviction ban on COVID.
- The actual implementation of it is good.
- Not Marxism, but implementation of Marxism in the name of communism.
- But, you know, the implementation was messy.
- But you still see the UPR process as a form of implementation.
- But this has not made its way from research to implementation.
- But when you turn it from idea into implementation, things get real.
- Invention matters, but implementation matters more.
- So it's going to come down to whether AMD or Intel's implementation hurts less.
- And so having a single implementation was never an option.
- Yep, the implementation part, this is the final.
- I mean, there are implementations on a computer.
Examples
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Successful implementation of the project depends on teamwork and communication.
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Our team is focused on the smooth implementation of the software upgrade next month.
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A vision without implementation is just a vision.
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But when you turn it from idea into implementation, things get real.
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And so having a single implementation was never an option.
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The funding source did not participate in the design or implementation of the research.
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Now, as you can clearly see, there is a huge potential demand, given the implementation of aggressive marketing.
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The consultants recommended that the best approach for implementation was by work teams or "waves."
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What were the successes and challenges related to implementation, and how were challenges overcome?
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Use of a collaborative approach by school staff for development, implementation, and monitoring of the intervention process.
Academic text (2011)
Synonyms
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1.6
Putting an idea or plan into use in real life
88
4.2
Carrying out a plan or task to get a result
62
3.0
The act of doing a task or plan that someone asked to be done
14
4.3
The act of finishing a task or keeping a promise to do what was planned
Making something happen or putting plans into action
How Complete
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Implementation comes from implement, from the parts in- 'in' and plere 'to fill', and an implement was originally a tool that 'fills' a need. So implementation is the act of putting a plan or decision into action, using the tools and steps needed to make it happen.