Sentence examples for implementation in existing from inspiring English sources
Computational verification of this property is accomplished by implementation in existing 3D-EMPIC simulation software.
The method works on both structured and unstructured meshes and its implementation in existing codes is simple.
This approach also enables FAC implementation in existing data centers that were not initially designed with this cooling regime.
SBM have been successfully used to predict a number of canonical flows, yet their adoption rate in engineering practice has been relatively low, mainly because of their departure from standard closure formulations, which hinders easy implementation in existing codes.
The present study provides insight into the process issues experienced by those implementing the intervention on the ground and identifies potential means of addressing these issues to better facilitate implementation in existing and new sites.
Therefore, we argue that a better balance is required between the expansion of PPM-DOTS strategy to new hospitals, and improvement of quality DOTS strategy implementation in existing hospitals.
This enables various options in MPDATA to be included straightforwardly in the third-order scheme, thereby minimising the implementation effort in existing code bases.
Bézier extraction is extended to HASTS simplifying the implementation of HASTS in existing finite element codes.
Shortcomings in registration systems and inadequate implementation of genetics in existing guidelines are reported and result in inability to register genetic information in Electronic Patient Records.
As the first successful work, this paper presents the complete process to make this direct transformation for treating three-dimensional anisotropic thermoelasticity with implementation in an existing code.
ISRO successfully designed and developed a propellant venting system for implementation in the existing upper stage of India's Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle (PSLV), which uses Earth-storable liquid propellants.
