Sentence examples for be implemented exactly from inspiring English sources

In certain cases u 0 † may be implemented exactly.

The EM algorithm can be implemented exactly as before.

The nonlinear governing equations are discretized at whole domain grid points and boundary conditions are implemented exactly at boundary grid points.

The problem with payments is the credit card thing was implemented exactly the same — [with users inputting the] same amount digits, expiration date, the three-digit CVC code on the back of the card — for every transaction, even though transactions are hugely different when it comes to risk.

Average redistribution is r m =7.96 (see dashed line) which is very close to r P ⁎=8, and the prediction r P ⁎=8 is implemented exactly in 95percentt of the cases (=114 out of 120 group-level observations).

However, how case management should be implemented, and exactly which elements of care it should include, is more open for debate.

"Do Not Track" as a concept has received general support from major internet portals and browser providers such as our own parent firm AOL, Yahoo, Mozilla, Google, and Microsoft — although some of these firms have differing opinions on how new policies should be implemented and what exactly they should entail.

Moreover, which functions must exactly be implemented in each plane is still an open issue in the SDN paradigm, particularly in the wireless networks.

The advantage of the procedure discussed in this paper can be best appreciated by considering that empirical measurements of distance and travel time cannot be implemented in spatial analytical modeling, exactly because of their empirical nature and the great impact they receive from local features and conditions.

The law's broad terms, however, make it unclear how exactly it would be implemented.

The Lib Dem pensions minister, Steve Webb, seen as a key architect of the reforms, admitted there was still "a lot of detail" to be worked out and the government did not yet know how exactly it would be implemented.