Sentence examples for implementation in some cases from inspiring English sources

Using vectorization, CPU and GPU memory consumption could be substantially reduced compared to the naive reference implementation, in some cases even by an order of complexity.

"What these need to do is to double, treble, quadruple -- at least -- the amount of certified product they have out in the market in the next five years, to replace what we would normally buy on the grocery store shelves". But the money at stake over which group's certification standards become the norm has made these systems a battlefield, delaying their widespread implementation in some cases.

"The county's recent attempts to cobble together a plan to close the identified budget gap are insufficient in total, tardy in implementation and, in some cases, questionable as to their ultimate realization," it said in the statement.

As we move away from FFS, these aspects of the current U.S. statutory and regulatory landscape not only complicate VBP implementation, but in some cases prevent their adoption.

(i) An intrinsic reason: vendor-dependent implementation choices in some cases make it difficult to detect non-WiFi modulated signals or introduce latency in the receiving chain [10].

These may complicate the system implementation and, in some cases, cause additional uncertainty or fuzziness (due to stochastic behavior) to the process.

Many ICT standards are implemented in software (including several open source implementations), and in some cases open source implementations have evolved into standards (e.g. [1, 2]).

In response to REACH implementation, industry reacted proactively in some cases and even tried to phase out substances that fulfil the criteria for inclusion into the candidate list for Annex XIV (personal communication with industry).

However a fixed-step implementation can be useful in some cases.

This in turn led to the development of a number of distinct local strategies for its implementation and adoption (or in some cases non-adoption, or even dis-adoption).

With the approval of Law 328/2000 [ 36], regions were delegated to implement welfare policies; as a result: " regional and local governments have followed different pathways in the implementation of the reform, in some cases even contradicting the guidelines of the national legislator" [ 37].