Sentence examples for a later implementation from inspiring English sources

This distinction is an essential prerequisite for a later implementation into crystal plasticity finite element models.

In order to make these assumptions the possible conditions of a later implementation must be described.

It is possible that a later implementation evaluation would highlight additional critical elements, barriers and facilitators to implementation.

Composites prepared by standard layup techniques using these CNT "fuzzy" alumina fibers are attractive as integral armor layers having enhanced ballistic and impact performance, and serve as a model system for later implementation of this technology using carbon fibers.

Later implementation of three separate incision technique allowed for a marked reduction in this percentage and currently, infections or dehiscence of postoperative wounds are observed in 21.3 39 % and 12.5 39%% of patients subjected to vulvectomy, respectively [ 13].

A risk mitigation plan has been launched, and its first phase during 2014 2016 has been focused largely on testing several monitoring techniques for their later implementation.

Even at this early stage the DCS system architecture has to be defined such that it is well integrated and optimized for its later implementation and use.

Later implementation of FP6 might have evoked, depending on the circumstances, more intense (positive or negative) responses in the surveys than the more distant FP5.

In the later implementation in the semantic wiki, each wiki article also is an instance of a Class C and has a Value V for Property P. Accordingly, the Instance: Vulnerability Study of Electrical Systems for Category: Vulnerable System can be classified to have Class: Technical System that has Property: Infrastructure with Value: Electrical System.

To overcome this challenge, 2 years of feasibility studies prior to the later implementation had been carried out by KIT to complement the existing data about the cave Gua Bribin as well as about the river's catchment area (see Fig. 6).

They propose an access framework that acknowledges the role of decisions made during the R&D period on later implementation.