Although diagnostic analysis explores the willingness to implement as well as the opportunities for implementation, the number of perceived barriers and facilitators will be underestimated, or at least not overestimated.
A year after its implementation the number of such sentences had declined by 25%, with no adverse effects on drug law enforcement.
In its first year of implementation, the number of "code yellows"—warnings that occur when there is not enough capacity to absorb expected demand decreased by nearly 50%.
In the spike just before that law's implementation, the number of bankruptcy filings passed two million; the following year, in its aftermath, the number dropped to six hundred thousand, but it's been creeping back up ever since.
In this implementation, the number of iterations is limited to 10. Once the algorithm has converged, the final step is to actually solve the aforementioned linear system.
Based on the described implementation, the number of K FFT points (defining the frequency bin resolution) and the number of averages M have been appropriately configured, as noted in Table 1, to improve the energy detector performance.
In an HMM implementation, the number of lookups to a particular emission or transition probability "table" will show how that table's anomalous statistics influence the overall computation (where the count on use of a particular component in the table is precisely what provides an estimation in the HMM Baum-Welch algorithm).
Post implementation, the number of suspensions had fallen to 135.
After implementation, the number retained because they are involved in agency law enforcement activities or building security is 252.
