The implementation, driven by transduction, employs proximity and typicality (ranking) realized using strangeness and random deficiency p-values, respectively.
What an ontology would do is to act like a requirements bank that provides methodology independent accessibility requirements that could then be used to extrapolate, on demand, conceptual models for a variety of implementations driven by a variety of methodologies.
This makes easily the implementation plan-driven instead of iterative and incremental.
To evaluate the efficiency of the implementation, the DRIVE database was used [20].
We discuss design tradeoffs made during implementation, largely driven by prototype testing with labor ward nurses.
GPUDirect 2.0 is used in our implementation to drive multiple GPUs.
Although it was a national reform, its actual implementation was driven by political reasons and varied substantially across provinces (Alzúa et al. 2015).
Unnecessary complexity and 'scope creep' will delay implementation dates, drive up costs and dramatically decrease compliance with data submission.
In Kisii, programme implementation was driven by action research, and this allowed the intervention to be adapted to the local environment.
Google Fibre will continue to rollout to specific areas around the world, putting pressure on other ISPs to deliver faster, cheaper services, a strategy which they could also implement within the wireless industry, sticking to small implementations to drive customer demand but staying away from government watchdogs.
Specific drug-gene implementations are driven by the strength of the evidence, and potential impact on patient care in the specific patient population, with priorities set to some degree by interest/demand from clinicians within the health system.
