Sentence examples for implementation a single from inspiring English sources
In this implementation, a single table tuples holds binary links between objects in a generic fashion.
In a typical implementation, a single array at known height is used to locate the sources.
For the case of the Lisbon implementation, a single database containing aggregated data from POIs and Events (including the relation of the POI where Events occur whenever possible) was identified, so only a Data Adapter module was implemented for the two types of data.
Using few data sources was mitigated by limiting the analysis to the year of beginning implementation, a single time point which should be more reliably reported.
To simplify model implementation, a single activity pattern was associated with each individual, and no adjustments were made for different times of the year (i.e., winter vs. summer activity patterns).
As anticipated, this is in agreement with our expectations, since in the ADER-Prim implementation a single cons-to-prim operation is needed within the cell, rather than at each Gaussian quadrature point and at each space-time degree of freedom.
A key challenge associated with neurocontrol is underactuation, wherein a small number of inputs (in many current implementations, a single input) impinges on an orders-of-magnitude greater number of neurons [23], as schematized in Fig. 1.
For example, the use of novel therapies often only require implementation by a single physician, not collective, coordinated implementation among multiple individuals in an organization.
However, the goal of this proposal is to redescribe each phenomenon in such a way that allows for their implementation in a single learning mechanism, with sufficient precision to allow for the implementation of this account as a computational model.
NHS Scotland has begun the implementation of a single sign-on and password re-set system for access to patient systems used in NHS facilities across Scotland.
Negotiations, he said, were about the implementation of a single collective bargaining agreement following the £2.4bn mega-merger between Penguin and Random House, owned by German group Bertelsmann, four years ago.
