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Specifically, we have implemented both of these workflows in the BoxLib framework, and applied them to the compressible gasdynamics/N-body code Nyx, used for simulating large scale cosmological phenomena (Almgren et al. 2013; Lukić et al. 2015).

After the 1944 revolution and the formation of a Democratic Government land and tax reforms were implemented both of which affected United Fruit.

Until most recently, our group (Wang and Rekaya [22]) implemented both of these models to assess gene expression evolution between humans and mice.

The paper implements both the state-of-the-art linear model and a nonlinear wave propagation model recently introduced by Louisnard (2012), and presents a novel iterative solution procedure for the nonlinear propagation model which can be implemented using any numerical method and/or programming tool.

For example, I might spearhead something out of nowhere, then turn around and start facilitating something else, then go ahead and implement both of those things on top of what I already did to them.

We design and implement both of them and evaluate them with the help of a simulation engine.

The work described in this paper is part of a middleware project[6] that aims at implementing both of these tasks (determining functional bindings and optimal binding choice) on ultra large scale compositions of WSs.

If you can be successful implementing both of these concepts, then I promise you will feel more grounded and confident, with renewed self respect and dignity about your interchange.

Recently, Sarkar, et al. [ 19] implement both of these parallel DP algorithms [ 25, 26] on a Network-on-Chip computing platform [ 27].

LJ implemented both versions of the piES algorithm, performed optimisation runs, algorithm comparison and the statistical analysis of optimisation results.

However, a study of national Head Start that implemented both random assignment of children and national representativeness found only modest effects through third grade for the program with little promise of longer-term effects (Puma et al. 2012).