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We illustrate the application of the method with examples, and comment on its implementation, readily achievable by direct translation into classical propositional logic, making use of reliable existing automated provers.

This algorithm, however, is difficult to implement, and no implementation is readily available for experiments.

Unlike similar works, the methods presented in this paper were designed to be applied in an industrial context, they allow simple calibration and implementation using readily transportable equipment.

However, for the system to become useful in power system application, it is equally important that its practical implementation be readily manageable, user-friendly and cost-effective.

Although the SVM outperforms the perceptron in many classification tasks it does not lend itself to a hardware implementation as readily because it cannot be trained incrementally.

As a benchmark, we applied machine learning methods that have previously been successfully applied to the ADR prediction task for which well documented implementations are readily available.

Machine learning methods that have previously been successfully applied to the ADR prediction task and for which well documented implementations are readily available were tested used as benchmarks.

Diagnostically, the River Diagram survey helps the practitioner develop SMS implementation plans more readily than the Safety Culture survey.

A set of conditions are derived that ensure the existence of such a state estimator, whose algorithmic implementation can be readily realized via a simple MAPLE code.

SDR is a methodology for the development of applications, or waveforms in SDR parlance, in a consistent and modular fashion such that both software and hardware components can be readily reused from implementation to implementation.

Both indoor temperature regulation and energy resources management in buildings require the design and the implementation of efficient and readily adaptable control schemes.