Sentence examples for implementation of any kind from inspiring English sources

To allow for arbitrary distributions of growth rates and initial population sizes, we use improper priors for all estimated parameters that give equal prior probabilities to all attainable values of r i and c i (i.e., r i ∈ ℝ+ and c i ∈ ℕ), but the method allows for the implementation of any kind of prior assumptions.

To the best of our knowledge, this is the most comprehensive systematic review of reviews to examine the evidence on the effectiveness of single or multifaceted strategies for improving implementation of any kinds of complex interventions in primary care.

In the context of the Mini-GWAC telescope array, this paper introduces the design and implementation of a kind of telescope array control system based on the wireless touch screen platform.

For instance, in the context of health IT, HFE implementation principles, such as participation, communication and feedback, learning and training, top management commitment and project management are critical to realising the patient safety potential of health IT. 45 46 These implementation principles are essential and applicable to the implementation of all kinds of work system design.

"The country cannot afford to pay off their regional debt, their bank debt," he wrote on Monday, "and various schemes to avoid the Men in Black from taking over will not work nor will the pleas for 'more Europe' as the words mouthed by Germany are meant for placation only and will not find implementation in any kind of timeline that will make any difference".

This was the first implementation of its kind in Latin America.

The implementation of this kind of observer requires an optimization algorithm to solve at each time the algebraic constraints.

FPGAs allow the implementation of this kind of algorithms in a broad range of applications with different area performance requirements.

Thus, we conclude that the implementation of this kind of water bank during droughts would be useful in mitigating negative effects of droughts.

Context-oriented programming (COP) is emerging as a novel paradigm for the implementation of this kind of software, in particular in the field of mobile and ubiquitous computing.

The government regards its energy policy increasingly to be the implementation of the kind of renewables agenda Moxham took charge of when at BP. Moxham was a founding member of the team of BP Alternative Energy as its director of policy, looking after BP's interests in renewables, gas power, and carbon capture and storage.