Sentence examples for implemented explicit from inspiring English sources

One of the first surveys, which included 117 US medical schools, was conducted in 1998, and reported that only 27.8 % had a dedicated professionalism curriculum spanning all years and that 64%% had implemented explicit evaluation methods [ 8].

The center called on its parent agency, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, "to implement explicit storm surge watches and warnings, a goal NOAA has been working toward for several years".

The package implements explicit and implicit finite difference solvers.

Further, tacit knowledge seems to play an important role in making sense of, and implementing, explicit information.

Optimal placement could be achieved, for instance, by a matching process such as the one used for specialist training places in the United States, whereby candidates and training institutions rank each other in order of declining preference and a computer algorithm implements explicit rules to identify the best assignment of candidates to institutions [ 81].

When we consider the cost and difficulty of implementing explicit indicator approaches to quality assessment [ 31, 32], implicit review instruments with this level of reliability become an interesting alternative for assessing quality of care for the purposes of comparing across providers or sites of care.

These methods have traditionally been implemented using explicit Euler or explicit Runge-Kutta time marching schemes and consequently suffer from the Courant-Friedrichs-Lewy (CFL) time step restriction.

We have adopted and implemented an explicit form of energy for temperature-sensitive hydrogel in a three-dimensional finite element method (FEM) using a user-supply subroutine in ABAQUS.

76 (1976) 433 442] 30 years ago, interfacial dynamics in Stokes flow has been implemented through explicit time integration of boundary integral schemes which require that the time step is sufficiently small to ensure numerical stability.

While Content and Language Integrated Learning CLILL) works because it focuses both on content and on foreign language learning, approaches aiming at transmitting academic content through a foreign language should not be implemented without explicit foreign language instructional support.

In contrast to traditional fault-tolerant control methods, the proposed controller does not require knowledge of the actuator faults and is implemented without explicit fault detection and isolation processes.