Sentence examples for implementation and so from inspiring English sources

Another approach is to view the process as a sequence of phases entry, contracting, diagnosis, data collection, feedback, implementation, and so on.

The methods do not require either smoothing parameters or bootstrap resampling for their implementation and so are well suited to practical work.

I will announce the main elements of it but I've decided it will be a two-stage thing, so I'll announce the basic framework and basic strategy, but the implementation and so forth, the buy-in, will come after that.

The software model includes an operating system, protocol stack, application software implementation, and so on.

Among others, the model mismatch can be due to an imperfect knowledge of the true data model or to the need to fulfill some operative constraints on the estimation algorithm (processing time, simple hardware implementation, and so on).

As noted in a report of the ISPOR-SMDM Modeling Good Research Practices Task Force, many a time choices regarding model structure "are made on the basis of expert opinion, or influenced by concerns for simplicity, feasibility of implementation, and so on.

Furthermore, it provides room for tests using mock-up implementations and so an improved testability and stability.

Business teams are often led by people who have been chosen because of their technical skills or expertise in a particular area: Outstanding engineers are selected to lead product development projects, IT experts lead systems implementations, and so on.

WSNs are complex networks (Batool et al. 2014; Kumar et al. 2015), which have found their applications ranging diversely from military to industrial to environmental implementations and so forth.

Private research universities spend $7,000 a year per student on "administrative support": not only deans and department heads but also psychologists, counsellors, human-resources implementation managers and so on.

Possible future work includes computation of analytical expressions for multi-antenna scenarios and performance measures (such as average capacity) that were not considered herein, and comparative analysis of various CoMP techniques with different requirements (amount of overhead, shared information, implementation requirements, and so on).