Sentence examples for embedded implemented from inspiring English sources

Normative Process Theory (May 2006; May et al. 2009) suggests that interventions only become routinely embedded (implemented and integrated) in their social, organisational and professional contexts as the result of people working, individually and collectively, to do so.

Results aim to demonstrate that an optimized implementation of the algorithm, resulting from an optimization methodology, can help to design embedded systems implementing low-cost multiprocessor architecture operating under real-time constraints.

Results aim to demonstrate that an optimized implementation of the algorithm, resulting from an evaluation methodology, can help to design embedded systems implementing low-cost multiprocessor architecture operating under real-time constraints.

We perform a design space exploration that compares different custom MPSoC embedded architectures, implementing two versions of a on-line neural signal decoding algorithm, respectively targeting decoding of single and multiple acquisition channels.

Simulation results are reported for an embedded servo loop implemented in 0.35 μm CMOS technology.

This paper provides an overview of high-impact algorithmic and software techniques for embedded vision applications implemented on programmable architectures and discusses several system-level issues.

In such a scenario, the main contribution of this work is the definition of a design flow to support a designer that needs to improve performance of its embedded application when implemented on a reconfigurable platform (i.e., FPGA).

With Normalization Process Theory in place, this study conducts socio-technical evaluation on the big data phenomenon to understand the developmental processes through which new practices of thinking and enacting are implemented, embedded, and integrated in South Korea.

Recent experience with research protocols embedded into successfully implemented projects demonstrates how such hypothesis can be rigorously tested.

Furthermore, limited evidence supports our understanding of how decision aids become routinely implemented, embedded, and sustained in practice that is, how they become normalized.

At a systems level the Normalization Process model was developed to assist both service providers and research constituencies in understanding how health care interventions, technologies, and practices are implemented, embedded, and integrated in everyday life [ 46].