Sentence examples for implementation it requires from inspiring English sources

The downside is that, at least in its current implementation, it requires a server-side software installation.

Specifically in its current implementation, it requires manually tracking of landmark cones through the volume video.

The trivial implementation suggested by Equation (2) is not well-suited for implementation as it requires exponential runtime due to the enumeration of all possible strings in 𝒜*.

"Such joint approaches give the EU leverage to impose conditionalities more effectively, thereby undermining their partners' national sovereignty," said AidWatch, which questions whether joint programming will lead to better and faster implementation as it requires signing off by many different head offices.

The proposed cell is also suitable for all-TFET implementation as it requires only unidirectional current flow through transistors.

For a standard software implementation, it actually requires 16 subtractions and 15 additions, that is, 31 arithmetic operations, for each block SAD calculations.

The SC receiver chooses the branch with the strongest instantaneous signal-to-noise ratio (SNR), while MRC provides optimal performance, at the expense of implementation complexity, since it requires knowledge of all channel parameters.

In comparison with traditional DSA, the developed method is easy and efficient in terms of implementation effort because it requires only simple algebraic computations of element energies provided by commercial FEA codes.

In addition to implementation, it is required that the equilibria of the procedures be limit points of a given dynamic adjustment process.

While definition (39) of a Hamiltonian deformation of a Gabor system is "reasonable", its practical implementation is difficult because it requires the solution of a Schrödinger equation.

Regardless of how the problem of computational implementation is formulated, solving it requires an account of concrete computation — an account of what it takes for a physical system to perform a given computation.