Sentence examples for be successfully implemented into from inspiring English sources
For Design 3 to be successfully implemented into the Tyne and Wear metro network, further considerations would need to be made to make the scheme more compliant with the current service.
Satisfactory results were obtained through experimentation with these two algorithms, and they are expected to be successfully implemented into the future KOMPSAT series to yield high-quality images for enhanced earth observation.
Accordingly, each chapter of the present supplement introduces the most relevant guidelines for assessment and treatment of the various child and adolescent psychiatric disorders and provides some suggestions how the guideline recommendations may be successfully implemented into clinical care.
The zonal interface scheme has been successfully implemented into a cell-centered finite volume code.
Furthermore, fatigue curves showed a temperature dependence which was successfully implemented into a modified Basquin's power law model.
An 8 × 8-pixel arrayed electrochemical sensor was successfully implemented into a 128 × 128-pixel APS CMOS image sensor.
Average models were successfully implemented into FORTRAN routines and used to simulate capsule deployment with a finite element method analysis.
Finally, the reduced-order model is successfully implemented into CFD software, Fluent, and applied to a parallel CFD simulation of a 600-MWe supercritical W-shaped flame boiler.
With consideration of the systematic errors in the SRMT3 DEM, small channels connecting floodplains were successfully implemented into the adjusted DEM.
Several approaches have been used to reduce the sterility occurring when crossing indica and japonica (Guo et al. 2016; Ouyang et al. 2010), but none of them has been successfully implemented into hybrid rice breeding programs.
The model has been coded in the C++ programming language and has been successfully implemented into the OO computing environments of both the CMS (1994) and ATLAS (1994) experiments at the future Large Hadron Collider (LHC) at CERN.
