Sentence examples for implemented namely from inspiring English sources
Many configurations of hybrid electric vehicles have been designed and implemented, namely the series, parallel and power-split configurations.
A simple application is mathematically formulated and numerically implemented, namely an elasto-plastic formulation applied to a uniaxial tensile/compression test, taking into account the elasticity of the tools of the tensile machine.
Two methods of matrix inversion are implemented, namely Gauss-Jordan and Cholesky decomposition.
Two ensemble techniques were implemented, namely: greedy optimization and model stacking (MS), previously described in section "Ensemble modeling".
Two categories of SCE interventions were implemented namely: MyCare (also called Intensive Engagement) and Light Engagement (LE).
2.3 Computation options ACC may compute atomic charges based on one of the three available EEM approaches implemented, namely Full EEM, EEM Cutoff, and EEM Cover.
If implemented properly -- namely, by ensuring that front line educators are prepared to teach these rigorous new standards -- we can provide all children with the problem-solving, critical-thinking and teamwork skills they need to compete in today's changing world.
This ecological study was conducted in the Australian states/territories that implemented RIX4414 namely NSW, ACT and the NT.
Actual policies affecting the situation of children and their welfare are taken and implemented elsewhere; namely, in ministries of health, labor and education.
First, it was noticed that the most well-known and already most researched (and implemented) items, namely a decent electronic medical record (including ICPC coding, and alert overkill) [ 11] and telephone accessibility, were perceived to be highly important and to have been widely implemented.
The results further show that transitions between these two modes of failure do occur and are governed by certain soil and implement factors, namely blade rake angle, soil strength and soil blade interface condition.
