Sentence examples for easy to implement and provide from inspiring English sources
These models are easy to implement and provide rapid simulations.
Preventive and predictive security controls are easy to implement and provide active operational capability for distribution systems.
It is observed that all these three methods are very simple to understand, easy to implement and provide almost exact rankings to the material alternatives.
This new approach aims to upgrade existing DMS, featuring with following characteristics: 1) Preventive and predictive security controls are easy to implement and provide active operational capability for distribution systems.
Modeling approaches such as the ones described here help provide stakeholders with pragmatic solutions to running trials that may be fairly easy to implement and provide additional rigor for detecting drug effects in a more timely manner.
Among the chemical indicators, the most recently developed Oregon Green BAPTA and fluo-4 dye families [ 35] are widely used in neuroscience because they are relatively easy to implement and provide large signal-to-noise ratios.
The numerical method is easy to implement and provides accurate results that are in excellent agreement with the analytical solutions.
It is seen that the proposed EWMA controller with digital image feedbacks is easy to implement and provides a good approximation to the optimal variable discount factor, which can reduce the error of the machining process from initial 40% without control to 0.7% with the proposed R2R.
Compared to finite element (FE) (see [3, 4]) and finite difference schemes (see [5]), the FVE method is very much easier to implement and provides flexibility in handling complicated computational domains.
As semiquantitative testing, such as the PCT-Q test, is the least expensive and the easiest to implement and provides point-of-care results, this may be the platform of interest until other options are available.
The algorithm is flexible, easy to implement, and can provide reference to interplanetary autonomous navigation in the solar system.
