Sentence examples for implement compared to from inspiring English sources

RUS is a non destructive technique relatively easy to implement compared to traditional mechanical testing.

The high-order approach here does not use approximate Riemann solvers as a building block and is therefore considerably easier to implement compared to the usual methods.

The sequential nature of control-flow machines makes them relatively easy to implement compared to dataflow machines, which have to address a number of issues that are easily solved in the realm of the control-flow paradigm.

Spatial domain techniques are fast and easy to implement compared to wavelet-based methods, and they have been used in most of the papers where suitability for real-time operation have also been reported [2, 24, 26, 35, 46, 58, 59, 61, 76].

This approach takes more time to implement compared to a top-down approach, where the people are forced to evacuate or stay out of a zone through enforcement by military or police, and perhaps where monitoring scientists have little contact with the public.

In this paper, we propose a novel NIR imaging method for the quantitative measurement of perfusion in peripheral tissues using planar reflectance imaging, which is simpler to implement compared to the tomographic method, by introducing mathematical modeling and a computational simulation.

Therefore, this exercise suggests that the output effects of tax changes are stronger when they are implemented compared to when they are announced.

Figure 10 c depicts the reduction of the solar panel size in percentage if the deterministic on/off strategy is implemented compared to the case where the two carriers are always active for mixed traffic demands.

However, individuals contributed less when the punishment was not implemented compared to when it was.

The results showed that individuals contributed more when the expectation of punishment was implemented compared to when it was not.

In the Netherlands a more stringent breeding programme was implemented compared to most other EU countries in 2004.