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The implementation describes a computational environment that supports writing models using primitive operations that are part of a vector map algebra (VMA) and for modeling dynamic changes to mapped landscapes over time.
The RM-skeleton component can be used to create an 'instance builder' implementation in Java based systems, as was done in the LiU EEE implementation (described in Appendix A).
The first implementation described used a shared memory biprocessor with hyperthreading (i.e., four virtual processors).
The PERL/C implementation described here has a database limit of 2 billion sequences, but this limit can be lifted by changing constants within the source code.
The Ministry of Defence and the leader of the early working group for the FD implementation describe democracy as an issue of low relevance in relation to the FD.
The barriers to implementation described above require that a health systems approach be taken in considering scale up of this model, interrogating how all elements of the health system would be affected by implementation.
In R, using the vector based PCF implementation described in Algorithm 1 implies a substantial efficiency gain over loop based implementation, roughly a 10-20 times reduction in time requirements.
The implementation described here can serve as a template for the automation of other workflows that blend experimental observables and computational theory.
One implementation described in the patent features an Apple logo like the one found on the lid of MacBooks, except composed entirely of microperforations so that it vanishes completely when the computer is asleep or shut down.
Each implementation plan described a specific programme of activity designed to deliver a specific objective of Best Research for Best Health.
MOVE! staff at high implementation facilities described a more cohesive team of committed staff, despite the fact that each team member reported to a separate supervisor in separate units.
