carry out and implement?

[Liqichao]

hello everyone,
here is the sentence and can I understand the implement as 'carry out?'

the role and importance of aeronautical information/data changed significantly with the implementation of area navigation, required navigation performance and airborne computer-based navigation system.

thank you for your reply

[Diverhank]

Yes you can. It means "carrying out" or "putting into practice".

[Liqichao]

I mean under what kind of situation I can use carry out or implement?
Do they just sound different but have the same meaning?

[Diverhank]

In this case, implementation is closer in meaning to "putting into practice". The quoted writing, in my opinion, is a bit verbose. What it is trying to say is something like this: "Now that area navigation...has been put into practice (or carried out), aeronautical information/data plays a much more important role."

[Liqichao]

thank you for your answer!

I just wander why you change your interest from aerospace to english teaching here?

[Diverhank]

I'm still in aerospace. I'm just a public member like you, not part of the staff. I'm doing this for fun.