Sentence examples for implement extremely from inspiring English sources

The high Q-factor greatly helps to implement extremely selective IF and RF filters with small percent bandwidth and low insertion loss.

Thus, FPGAs occupy a middle ground between PLDs and ASICs because their functionality can be customized in the field like PLDs, but they can contain millions of logic gates and be used to implement extremely large and complex functions that previously could be realized using only ASICs.

"This bill was morally the right thing to do," Dr. Porter said, "but it is being implemented extremely poorly".

Comparing the two, we find the PR-NMDFB implements extremely sharp filter transitions and achieve near-optimal BE filter design[27].

Section 4 discusses the performance of our design, and Section 5 finally presents a small yet relevant cross-layer improvement that could be implemented extremely fast and benchmarked elegantly using our setup.

This means that the ITD can be implemented extremely rapidly, allowing for parameter estimation using inversion methods, as is done here.

The existence of advanced networking creates the option of directly compensating people for the value they bring to the information space instead of having a giant bureaucracy in the middle, which could only implement an extremely crude and distorting approximation of fairness.

However this approach can be considered as limited in that it assumes that gene lists generated on the full dataset are correct; besides it is fastidious to implement and extremely time consuming.

Faced with this heterogeneity, GCS SISRA opted to implement an extremely flexible system, allowing all institutions, regardless of their computerization level, to be integrated into RPF-EHRs.

Anyone whose threshold of pain and embarrassment is very high – or their cupboard of cooking implements extremely bare – may want to take part in Can't Touch This, a new BBC Saturday night game-show that begins tomorrow.

In the name of Europe we have, in recent years, implemented an extremely hard policy of austerity.