Sentence examples for implemented to extend from inspiring English sources

In conclusion, an extended DOF system using SA was implemented to extend focal range while preserving lateral resolution.

For this goal, a framework is designed and implemented to extend the CQL with spatial queries.

An RDMA-capable XIO (RXIO) framework is designed and implemented to extend its XIO system and match the characteristics of RDMA.

A closed loop feedback circuit has been implemented to extend the linear range to ±1 kA/m for DC magnetic field.

For this purpose, external routines were implemented to extend the Discrete Phase Model (DPM) of the commercial simulation code ANSYS Fluent.

An efficient and easy-to-implement numerical scheme is developed and implemented to extend two benchmark fluid mechanical problems to incorporate a liquid crystal phase: filament breakup under the influence of capillary force and the gravity-driven, dripping faucet.

The multicore implementation proposed by the simulator is then implemented to FPGA by extending the scheme on Fig. 3. Starting from such a multicore platform, a monitoring system has been designed for the proposed LEON3-based implementation considering elements of AIPHS library.

With regard to supply, a number of medical payment incentives have been implemented to encourage healthcare providers to extend medical care to residents of those areas.

In addition, the instrument includes versions that implement recommendations to extend its validity to subgroups of children coming from minorities [17] [18].

The U.K. government attempted several measures to revive the London foreign exchange market, the most notable of which were implemented on September 5 to extend the previous moratorium through October and allow the Bank of England to temporarily loan funds to be paid back upon the end of the war in an effort to settle outstanding or unpaid acceptances for currency transactions.

There are various dialects of SQL but most widely used database engines today adhere to the SQL99 standard from ANSI, and many vendors have implemented extra features to extend that standard (the Microsoft 'flavor' of SQL is called T-SQL or Transact-SQL, the Oracle version is PL/SQL).