Sentence examples for assumed implemented from inspiring English sources

A one-layer semi-infinite tissue model was assumed (implemented as a 1000 mm thick tissue layer) and incident light was modeled as an infinitely thin beam perpendicular to tissue.

The binaural version of DirAC follows a philosophy similar to that of Breebaart's work in that a virtual loudspeaker setup is assumed and implemented by means of HRTF data.

For example, it is assumed that implementing a high priority user requirement will positively impact his satisfaction and not implementing a high priority user requirement will negatively impact his satisfaction.

Then they forecast what the levels of both pollutants would be in 2050, assuming policymakers implemented no new controls.

Mitigation in domestic properties is shown to be more effective in reducing lung cancers than a mitigation programme designed for National Health Service workplaces in Northamptonshire, when all householders discovering radon levels above 300 Bequerels per cubic metre (Bq m−3) are assumed to implement mitigation strategies.

Authorities are assumed to implement one of two control options when detecting an infected traveler by arrival screening.

If motifs lack characteristic behavior, aggregates of motifs, such as motif clusters, cannot be assumed to implement specialized biological functions.

And particularly with multiple identities and things like that, there's a lot of applications semantics that you have to assume when implementing something like that.

In fact some ERP vendors tend to assume that implementing their products is a straightforward translation from strategy to IT-enabled business processes.

Analogously to related work [ 31, 64], we will therefore simply assume that implementing pseudonymity as currently conceptualized offers protection against information disclosure.

The framework does not assume that implementing mHealth is the inevitable outcome of the early decision-making process - as would be the expectation of some readiness assessment tools and staging models used, for instance, in telemedicine [ 20, 22].