Sentence examples for forces implementation from inspiring English sources

Often, engineers, with technical solutions in hand, delay implementation of new technologies until either litigation or legislation forces implementation, and a major excuse cited for preventing the implementation of available advanced technology is "lack of funding".

The plot (a) stands for the executions of a brute force implementation of the marching cubes algorithm that runs without the aid of accelerating data structures and sequentially traverses all voxels of a volume dataset (including the empty ones), and (b) the executions using an interval tree to store the voxels from the datasets.

Along with the League of Women Voters and the City of Chicago, we sued Edgar and state officials to force implementation.

A second case was brought the following year in order to force implementation of the original judgement and to remove all of Zola's works.

"As a Florida taxpayer who does not want my tax dollars going to companies that do business with terrorist regimes, I am more than willing to sue the governor and the state of Florida to force implementation of this law," he said.

These experimental settings are chosen to demonstrate the efficiency gain offered by TEAM over the brute force implementation.

Our implementation has been validated using an independent "brute-force" implementation in Python; the two codes return identical results on a testing corpus consisting of all colorings on all trees of three to eight leaves with up to six colors.

The brute-force implementation of ICE described in the initial study (Bae, 2008) had two steps: the creation of all the possible sequences given the allowable substitutions, and the average LSE calculation for the generated sequences.

While the brute-force implementation of ICE was successful in finding the LSE local minimum for the specific case of AK, it was also computationally expensive and was limited to considering only two sequences.

The numerical results, with two different lift force implementations, have been compared with the whole dataset and have been critically analyzed.

Nevertheless, a combination of loopholes, litigation, and reactionary forces slowed implementation, and effective reform came only after passage of the Agrarian Code of 1934 and the sympathetic efforts of Pres.