Sentence examples for implement applicable from inspiring English sources

Our approach is easy to grasp and to implement, applicable to any ordinary differential equation (ODE) type biological model and does not suffer from any computational difficulties which seems to be a common problem for approaches that have been proposed for similar purposes.

Our algorithm is simple to implement, and applicable to a large class of experimental exit wave measurements of crystalline samples oriented along a low-index zone axis.

To perform this analysis, we adopt an iterative analysis approach in which we model and simulate the mission architecture, assess its feasibility, implement any applicable modifications while attempting to remain within the constraints set forth by Mars One, and then resimulate and reanalyze the revised version of the mission architecture.

Our new algorithm is thus as memory efficient as Viterbi training using the Hirschberg algorithm, while being more time efficient, significantly easier to implement and applicable to all n-HMMs, including the case n = 1.

A rigorous implementation of ultrasonic beam spreading is introduced and implemented within applicable domains.

BlochLib is designed to be the next generation of NMR simulation packages; however, the basic techniques implemented are applicable to almost any problem.

The EEOC, in general overview, issued implementing regulations applicable in 2011 and amended record keeping standards in 2012.

UNDG policies and processes for harmonized business practices including on joint offices, commons premises and common services are effectively implemented, where applicable.

Furthermore, it is practically feasible to implement and directly applicable in European as well as international regulatory frameworks.

It is concluded that the technique is accurate, simple to implement and is applicable to mdof systems with both nonlinear damping and nonlinear restoring forces.

We present and implement a generally applicable mechanism that allows for reducing memory footprints of likelihood-based [maximum likelihood (ML) or Bayesian] phylogenomic analyses proportional to the amount of missing data in the alignment.