Sentence examples for implementation and thus from inspiring English sources
The two approaches are essentially noninstitutionalized, violating the rules and procedures of public policy implementation, and thus are two sides of the same coin.
Also, as discussed in [4, 5], the impulsive interference is exacerbated by the non-idealities in the hardware implementation, and thus is specific to the hardware.
Unfortunately this latter quantity can directly be measured only through very expensive devices however unsuitable for ordinary vehicle implementation and thus it must be estimated.
The proposed model has validated by an experimental implementation, and thus can be used as a useful tool to optimize the system dynamics.
This is designed assuming a sequential execution in software implementation and, thus, is not proper when applied for hardware implementation owing to the fact that parallelism is not explicitly exploited.
Among these methods, score-level fusion is the most popular approach because it offers reasonable recognition accuracy and comparatively simple implementation, and thus many researchers in the multi-modal research community work in the score-level fusion field [12 17].
Our CTT had no questions directly related to module content in any of the implementations and thus was designed to measure potential transferable thinking skills developed in CREATE courses.
Their closed implementation disables access to implementation details and thus to any assumption that may have been included.
In this section I only discuss the existing validation software, and the scientific papers for which there is an implementation available (and thus ignore purely theoretical solutions).
It has a large overhead due to message overhead and implementation complexity, and thus it is not a good alternative for the requirements and constraints of smart object networks.
Evaluation of the change process can help to reveal what changes were triggered on which level by the implementation process and thus help to better understand the mechanisms of change.
