Sentence examples for generation to implement from inspiring English sources

The development, verification, and implementation stages of automatic code generation to implement over/under-power protection functions and MATLAB/Simulink active power filter control blocks are given in [4] and [5], respectively.

It may take a generation to implement fully.

Detailed schemes were developed to use a tool for automatic code generation to implement the regulators.

"It could take two to three generations to implement.

The task for this generation should be to implement the many promising cost-control measures in the health reform legislation.

In fact this effect results from the possibility for the collective fund to borrow today against contributions of future generations, which allows to implement riskier strategies and may improve its performance.

The Loki package [ 23, 24] for multipoint IBD estimations and oligogenic model for segregation and linkage analysis were used to benefit from the entire three-generation pedigree and to implement reversible jump MCMC techniques for likelihood estimations and Bayesian approaches.

Finally, a systolic array and a random generation module are used to implement our version of the PPI algorithm.

Based on the obtained models, code generation can be used to implement the supervisory controllers in software, on a PLC, or an embedded (micro processor.

The Vision for Space Exploration (VSE) (Bush, 2004) announced by the US President has been fleshed out during the Exploration Systems Architecture Study ESAS ESAS Team Final Reportort, 2005) and work has been underway since then to develop a generation of launch vehicles to implement the preferred 1.5 launch architecture identified in the study.

And though this long-term solution will ultimately require a larger societal decision to invest more resources in education and in the values and life skills we desire to cultivate in future generations, we can begin to implement these changes, to act on our values and to answer this societal call to action, one teacher at a time.