Sentence examples for implementation that would from inspiring English sources
This may, for many problems, lead to an efficient parareal implementation that would otherwise not be possible or would require substantial coarse solver development.
Thus, more serialization activities are necessary compared to an implementation that would be limited to the data type String.
It was anticipated that great lessons would be learned from the first and second years of implementation that would prepare Ontario toward full implementation in September 2014.
McAdam hinted at a regimented implementation that would see 5G home networking services make their way to consumers first for fixed wireless applications before mobile wireless wends its way to consumers in the first quarter of 2019.
On Friday night, engineers revised Chromium, the open-source project behind Google's Chrome browser, to include "a skeleton" for a Google Now Chrome implementation that would pop up relevant Google Now information in the browser about traffic, sports scores or the weather, in the same way that email and chat notifications currently appear.
In a pragmatic trial, this heterogeneity reflects the variability of implementation that would be observed in a wider rollout of telehealth, thereby increasing the generalisability of the findings.
"Without a consistent software development kit there was a danger that the wearables space would quickly result in a fragmented array of implementations that would make it harder for Google to control and monetise.
Finally, and related to the first point, software implementations that would allow matrix methods to be tested by a wider community and under realistic experimental scenarios are lacking.
Assuming that these discussions do take place, a second step would be to develop an implementation plan that would include resources needed, the agencies responsible for implementing each of the agreed recommendations, a timetable of actions etc.
It was recognized at implementation that we would likely not be able to replicate these effects as the program was based on a single episode rather than serial encounters.
"There are significant implementation challenges that would need to be addressed," he added.
