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This section outlines the implementation in terms of the deployment of cloud service access and manipulation ontology (CSAMO) and system prototype tool (USAMS).

The resources utilized by the FPGA implementation in terms of the numbers of configuration logic block (CLB) slices, flip-flop slices, DSP 48's, input/output blocks (IOBs), and block RAMs (BRAMs) are given in Table 3.

This component will also examine contextual factors that explain PCMR implementation in terms of the influences of various actors from the local services network.

Respondents were asked to retrospectively reflect on the years following implementation in terms of the supportive actions that had been undertaken by the hospital and were perceived to be promising in sustaining achieved outcomes in terms of length of stay, time needed for functional recovery, and adherence to the ERAS programme elements.

Their application produces a specification of the same behavior that leads to improved implementations––in terms of the degree of conditional reuse that is achieved.

The results given in this paper demonstrate that new approach improves on a number of existing hardware genetic algorithm implementations in terms of the quality of the solution produced, the calculation time and the hardware component requirements.

We evaluate and analyze the performance of the implementations in terms of the response time and speed-up factor by varying the number of processors and various video coding parameters.

Secondly, to apply these strategies and to study the process of implementation in terms of reaching the target population of therapists as well as the elderly.

The benefits of the implementation were in terms of the improvement in the product quality, reduction in the by-product formation, increase in the reactor throughput.

Utilising this model, novel implementation criteria, in terms of the Cost of Averting a Tonne of oil Spilt (CATS), for risk control options aiming at mitigating the environmental risk of accidental oil spills, are proposed.

This paper aims to determine whether ANT is a useful way of understanding complex EMR implementation projects in terms of the various impacts on the intended outcomes, the social or procedural contingencies influencing whether or how these objectives are achieved, the reciprocal effects of IT and people on each other and on organizational processes.