Sentence examples for implementation versions from inspiring English sources

The research is completed with the study of different implementation versions with diverse degrees of parallelism.

We discuss three new implementation versions of diffuse reflection boundary conditions in a thermal lattice Boltzmann model.

In this section, we compare the runtime performance of two implementation versions of gMSV: the pruning gMSV uses the lower bound of gSide to prune the search space of subgraph enumerations, as shown in Algorithm  1; the unpruning gMSV denotes the method without pruning in the subgraph mining process, e.g., deleting the line 13 in Algorithm  1.

Some of these experiments exist in a first implementation version.

Illumina mate-pair reads with different insert sizes were mapped to superscaffolds with BWA45 aln implementation (version 0.7.15-r1142, parameter settings: -a 50000).

The analysis was performed using the Pipeline Pilot implementation, version 6.1.5, of R-statistics and the 'prcomp' package, with the options of 'mean centering' and 'scaling' enabled [39, 40].

LibSVM [ 40] implementation (version 3.17) of SVM algorithm was used in this work.

Prior to the implementation of version DS 8.4 of the Standard Data Processing SDPP) code in the pipeline (28 June 2011), the coordinates of ACIS events were randomized to avoid possible aliasing affects associated with the CCD pixel grids.

This included the careful study of best practices, design principles and evaluation methods for ontology design, maintenance, implementation, and versioning, as well as for use on the part of domain experts and clinicians.

The locations were randomized by adding a uniform random deviate in the range [-0.5,+0.5) pixel (i.e. from -0.246 to +0.246 arcsec on axis) to the integer values of the CCD coordinates CHIPX and CHIPY when the real-valued sky coordinates X and Y are computed. With the implementation of version DS 8.4 (28 June 2011), the default processing applies the sub-pixel event-repositioning algorithm EDSER.

The Department of Education's What Works Clearinghouse Study Design and Implementation Device: Version 1.0.