Sentence examples for implementation of the environment from inspiring English sources
The application of Learning Factory shows in practice the tools applied in the product development process and involves design teams, product management, engineering changes request and, during the entire process, the communication and workflow features of the product data management tools used in the implementation of the environment.
This paper describes design and implementation of the MATE environment (Monitoring, Analysis and Tuning Environment), which we have developed as a step towards dynamically tuning parallel/distributed applications.
This paper describes the design and implementation of the VisSearch environment and its evaluation.
Then, Emulica, an open-source implementation of the benchmarking environment is presented.
The Core also coordinates implementation of the MIT Environment, Health & Safety management system (EHS-MS) by providing safety inspections, laboratory safety, staff training and hazardous waste management.
We describe a Scheme implementation of the interactive environment to calculate analytically the Clebsch Gordan coefficients, Wigner 6j and 9j symbols, and general recoupling coefficients that are used in the quantum theory of angular momentum.
Since the existing implementation of the Meta-Environment started exhibiting more and more characteristics of a legacy system, we decided to build a completely new, component-based, version.
We report here on the design, architecture, and implementation of the Whole Tale environment.
The prototype implementation of the robustness testing environment based on the proposed approach is experimentally discussed and illustrated by industrial case studies based on several avionics-embedded software systems.
Windows 8 does not offer any advantage for the desktop user; the implementation of the classic Windows environment is a joke.
Table 4 summarizes the assessment of the implementation of the ' Pleasant eating environment component'.> -wrap-foot> A: School range: minimum and maximum percentage of teachers/pupils identified across schools.
