Sentence examples for implemented turn from inspiring English sources

In practice, correctness of algorithms in computational geometry is usually proved using the unrealistic Real RAM machine model of computation, which allows comparison of real numbers, with the undesirable result that correct algorithms, when implemented, turn into unreliable programs.

This paper introduces a bi-objective turning restriction design problem (BOTRDP), which aims to simultaneously improve network traffic efficiency and reduce environmental pollution by implementing turning restrictions at selected intersections.

The great thing is that thinking about the strategy and developing a concrete plan around it also gives some measurable steps that an executive team can own and implement, turning something notional into something concrete and measurable.

Measures that include these components are therefore going to be hard to implement, turning into a road block to 'treat to target', whereas a patient questionnaire as part of the structure of medical care is easy to implement, does not take extra time from the physician and seems to be equivalent to any other measure [ 12].

At the time, Mr Macron muttered that such a policy (still not implemented) would turn France into "Cuba without the sunshine".

So, each device is a Federate that will communicate through the Virtual Bus. Figure 2 presents the extensions of HLA proposed here (called Virtual Bus) implemented to turn the distributed computing more transparent.

At the time, both cities were run by emergency managers, a state-appointed system implemented to turn around financially struggling cities and school systems across Michigan.

We have created and implemented a turn-key certification process, driven by industry-recognized certifications that are stackable, portable and third-party validated.

Efficiency Overall, the project was found to have been efficiently implemented, economically turning project inputs into results and outputs and outcomes.

The turn probability was thus defined as the likelihood of implementing a turn within a 1 s time window, resulting in values smaller than 1 (in the case of 1 all runs entering a given time window switch to a turn) and larger or equal to 0 (in the case of 0 no turn takes place during a given time window).

We have had a choice of classes in hula, ukulele and something called "Hawaiian implements," which turn out to be an assortment of gourds, sticks and other rhythm instruments.