Sentence examples for implementation derived from the from inspiring English sources

Considering the PRISM codec, we have used an implementation derived from the system described in principle in [11] and in more detail in [30].

Besides the basic implementation derived from the algorithmic definition of the stage, our optimizations (loop optimization, vectorization, and parallelization) are focused on the bi-dimensional convolution kernel in order to adapt it to DSP architecture specifications.

An overview of the barriers and facilitators to implementation derived from the FG interviews and questionnaire is shown in Tables  3 and 4. * Acute care chains for Obstetrics and myocardial infarction are missing here since no FG interview was held with those care chains.

In this section the MILP model implementation derived from "Description of the generic modeling approach" is presented.

The case study shows how the functional and temporal behaviour of an implementation derived from an SDL specification can be analysed and improved by monitoring the running system.

Also, these vulnerabilities likely exist in almost all implementations derived from MIT krb4.

Fluctuation in policy implementation is derived from the tension between a low level of applicability of policies and the varying degrees of pressure for implementation in the governance mechanism.

The biggest uncertainties in CCS implementation derive from the scale of deployment.

The study of implementation derives from the notion that decisions taken by policymakers may not be carried out as intended (30).

As the surgical trial was performed earlier than the medical trial, most data before implementation are derived from the MICU and most data after from the SICU.

To summarize, the flow chart of the simulation steps is shown in Fig. 4. The implementation is derived from the Level Set Toolbox [ 39] and is coded in Matlab (Mathworks, Natick, MA).