Sentence examples for implementable version from inspiring English sources
Another difference between LA and DCC is that while LA can be applied to both discrete and continuous Z, it is not easy to obtain an implementable version of DCC for a continuous Z. eQTL: gene expression quantitative trait loci; LA: liquid association; FDR: false discovery rate; TF: transcription factor.
Indeed, the corrective term of the proposed observer involves a well-defined design function which is shown to be satisfied by the commonly used HG based observers, namely for the usual HG observers and the sliding mode observers together with their implementable versions.
We first show that the dynamically efficient allocation, characterized by Albright [Albright, S.C., 1974. Optimal sequential assignments with random arrival times. Manage. Sci. 21 (1), 60 67], is implementable by the dynamic version of VCG mechanism.
In this paper, we present a bus linearization procedure that transforms an arbitrary nonlinear bus configuration of an R-Mesh into an equivalent acyclic linear bus configuration implementable on a linear R-Mesh (LR-Mesh), a weaker version of the unrestricted R-Mesh.
The main contribution is the formalization of the openEHR storage, retrieval, and version-handling semantics and related services into an implementable HTTP-based service interface.
Programme design requires the translation of broad conceptual understandings into locally implementable strategies.
Results using GLIA were consistent with the earlier expert rankings, i.e., more critical implementation barriers were identified in the recommendation ranked least implementable and no barriers were identified in the recommendation ranked most implementable.
It contains 36 recommendations each of which are implementable and costed.
"If we are going to sign something, it should be implementable".
It's very difficult to put measures in that are implementable".
"Consequently, we want to work with all affected parties to craft the best implementable recommendations possible".
