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Availability and implementation: Shiny-phyloseq is implemented entirely in the R language.
Aiming to bridge this gap, Miikkulainen describes DISCERN, a complete natural language processing system implemented entirely at the subsymbolic level.
This paper introduces mdFoam+, which is an MPI parallelised molecular dynamics (MD) solver implemented entirely within the OpenFOAM software framework.
The current distribution, implemented entirely in JAVA, includes a binary release of the AMOS system developed at Columbia for MPEG-4 semantic video object segmentation.
Smoothing filters are implemented entirely on the graphics processing unit (GPU) to reduce the shadows' aliasing artifacts, which creates a soft shadowing effect.
Due to severe limitations in terms of power consumption, real-time performance and physical characteristics of the system (i.e. compactness and weight), this algorithm is implemented entirely as a System On a programmable Chip (SoC) on the Zynq-7020 device.
The real world has become too complex to implement entirely within an information system such as geographic information system (GIS).
However, despite these caveats, my guess is that Glacier's will still turn out to be, in practice, substantially more reliable than the DIY solutions that most individual organizations can afford to implement entirely in-house.
Their achievement is based on a geometric concept known as the Berry phase and is implemented through entirely optical means within a single electronic spin in diamond.
Now the College Board has implemented an entirely new SAT that will reflect major pedagogical changes across the content areas including reading and Math.
Following our report and the ensuing media attention and an ALCU lawsuit, the facility underwent improvements -- including providing education for the children, recreation opportunities, freedom of movement -- but family detention standards that were implemented are entirely inappropriate and still do not address issues of discipline and common decency.
