The network model without selection is implemented, for instance, in the neuron diagrams popularized by Lewis.
To this end, aiming at anticipating on the flexibility requirements, when adaptive coding modulation is implemented for instance, a flexible FB is declared adaptive within the DSL source code.
For example, if two addition operations i and j are executed sequentially, and each of them is implemented, for instance, by a ripple carry adder, the total delay satisfies the inequality as follows: d e l a y ( i, j ) < d e l a y ( i ) + d e l a y ( j ).
Recently, some meta approaches have been implemented, for instance, Condel [ 22] integrates five of the most widely employed computational tools for sorting missense single nucleotide variations.
Functional context features are also covered by phylogenetic profiling [ 38, 39], the presence or absence of proteins in organisms, which works beyond protein families and on a larger number of organisms; a corresponding approach is implemented for instance in SYSTERS [ 30].
For instance, ANN was implemented for channel sensing [17 19] and spectrum prediction [17, 20], etc.
Further, machine learning has been implemented for predicting the plant miRNA targets, for instance, p-TAREF [ 42] implements support vector regression (SVR) and uses a feature of information of 'dinucleotide density variation' around the target site from datasets of A. thaliana, Oryza sativa, Medicago truncatula and Solanum lycopersicum.
The system can also be implemented symmetrically, for instance, transmitting the information of half of the frequency bands from the left to the right device and the other half from the right to the left device.
The second advantage of this algorithm is its simplicity to be implemented on FPGA, for instance.
Several proposals were not implemented: for instance, the British Admiral Ernle Chatfield wanted the Spanish parties to be able to verify that the flag a ship was displaying was correct, thereby preventing attacks on British shipping if Republican ships continued to use the British flag as a means of escape.
