Sentence examples for implementation in particular from inspiring English sources

Issues of practical implementation, in particular the use of the Krylov technique for the calculation of exponentials, are discussed.

In all, we could show how the architecture of the platform in general and the current implementation in particular enable to meet the design requirements R4 and R5.

Support may also be given to the "implementation, in particular by groups of public and private partners of local development strategies"s.

The tests under different flow rates have highlighted the sensitivity of the bubble behavior to the surface tension implementation in particular at the low flow rates with all methods except the LS method which gave the most consistent and stable results.

There is no need at this step in the design of the application to have too much detail on the real implementation; in particular any information that is only relevant to the functional code of the components should be abstracted away.

We expect that the extensive use of structured metadata will have large impact on implementation, in particular by allowing flexible application in future use cases.

Lillie: Sometimes technology, and systems implementations in particular, are used as a function to force business process redesign or a certain business practice to become global.

We finally briefly touch available implementations, in particular, the recent prototype engines Laser and Ticker that aim for high throughput and high expressiveness, respectively.

Many implementations, in particular those that go by the name generalized Lloyd or k-means, exist for choosing sets of possible outputs and mappings.

We specifically discuss, in detail, neuromorphic designs including spiking neural network hardware, cellular neural network implementations, reconfigurable FPGA based implementations, in particular, for stochastic ANN models, and optical implementations.

Also unclear is the reason for the pattern of times During-implementation, in particular the number of sharp increases and decreases.