Sentence examples for demanding to implement from inspiring English sources
Since all of the channel parameters and fading statistics between interfering nodes are generally unknown to the SUs, it would be demanding to implement full network interference model.
And even where locations are available, the model is computationally demanding to implement, making it unsuitable for the kind of inverse parameterization used here.
These latter approaches are demanding to implement and results may be dependent on subjects gaining access to specialist care, as well as there being adequate recording of relevant measures within the primary care record as well as the specialist record.
Their approach seems demanding to implement, and it is not obvious how to define an optimal threshold.
This requires an additional layer of analysis that is feasible, but computationally demanding to implement on a genome wide scale.
It may appear that the conditions of 'accountability for reasonableness' are too demanding to implement in the time constraints – that perhaps containment should take precedence over procedural requirements.
Papandreou grasped the value of being able to leverage the EU and IMF demands to implement structural change against the daunting inertia of decades of bad governance.
The demand to implement clinical and educational strategies based on evidence has increased in the past two decades [11].
The demand to implement TDT is exemplified in perceptions that it is important to implement TDT to improve the health status of patients and that it is an HCPs' responsibility to implement TDT.
To drive the reductions at the pace and scale that science demands, we need to implement powerful economic incentives: proven market-based policies that put a price on carbon pollution, make polluters pay for their damage to the climate and reward the innovators and entrepreneurs who develop and deploy cleaner technologies.
5) "At first glance, these calculations require the ability to maintain and update such "mental maps", which may seem too computationally demanding to be implemented in a small neural circuit, such as the one found in C. elegans.
