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In practice, parallel updates can be implemented much more efficiently, for example, using GPU devices, since operations can be done for each pixel separately.

With this method a large amount of IIR notch filters can be implemented much more efficiently than by simply staggering single rate IIR notch filters without deteriorating the frequency range of interest.

Because the dimension of the CSFB is generally smaller than the length of the spreading code, the CSFB detection can be implemented much more easily compared with the conventional MMSE detection.

Furthermore, all vector-vector operations become matrix-matrix operations which can be implemented much more efficiently by use of BLAS level 3 routines [45] and the matrix-vector multiplication with the large matrix A can be carried out with a block of vectors.

Others are already being implemented at the state or local level and could be implemented much more widely.

With experimental drug treatments or vaccines still months away from being deployed to West Africa, the World Health Organization has sanctioned the use of so-called convalescent blood therapies, which they say can be implemented much more quickly.

One of the most promising, proven methods for preventing H.I.V. in Africa is being implemented much more slowly than international health authorities recommended.

The result is a controller that can be designed and implemented much more directly and transparently, and one that outperforms the classical PID controller both in set-point tracking and disturbance rejection while using precisely the same process reaction curve information required to tune PID controllers.

The proposed element is easy to implement, much more efficient than standard elements available in commercial finite element packages.

The series solution methodology can be implemented to much more complicated nonlinear equations.

However, a comparison of the surveys before and after the campaign shows that parents in the municipalities where the campaign was implemented, expressed much more positive attitudes towards preschool education after the campaign.