Sentence examples for either implementation from inspiring English sources

If M and N are both greater than 1, either implementation can be used.

Most published specifications for preservation-related metadata are either implementation specific or broadly theoretical.

For OpenBabel, there is little performance cost associated with accessing OpenBabel from either implementation of Python, although the jybel scripts are somewhat slower than pybel scripts.

While pLSA can achieve very low values of the objective function (the lowest objective value for pLSA was far lower than for either implementation of the piES), the large proportion of runs that fail to reach good solutions increases the mean final objective value to above that of the piES.

Most professionals either supported implementation of the direct pathway, provided that a number of conditions were satisfied, or did not support implementation, unless roughly the same conditions were satisfied.

Although negative expectations exist, the results of this study show that most health care professionals either supported implementation of the direct pathway, provided that a number of conditions are satisfied, or did not support implementation, unless roughly the same conditions are satisfied.

The public also does not support the continued delay in resolving the matter, with 63% saying either that implementation is overdue or that it should happen now.

Other recent research on MLPs for speech recognition has concentrated either on implementation, i.e., how to actually improve speech recognition accuracy, or on theoretical asymptotic results.

Social movement, loosely organized but sustained campaign in support of a social goal, typically either the implementation or the prevention of a change in society's structure or values.

Program designers and evaluators should make a point of testing the validity of a program's intervention theory before investing either in implementation or in any type of evaluation.

Such outcomes could result either from implementation issues or from overall budgetary reductions.