Sentence examples for implementing only a from inspiring English sources

These figures show time series trends in service uptake in the states piloting the CCT programme, comparing between the clusters implementing CCT and the comparison clusters implementing only a standard package.

Before attempting a parallel implementation, we first wrote an optimized serial version of the original code (the "partition" program in RNAstructure), implementing only a subset of its functionality, while improving efficiency and reducing memory usage.

However, because of the fractional delay operator z−α the proposed fractional Euler transform cannot be exactly implemented; only a limited implementation by means of infinite impulse response (IIR) digital filter can be achieved using approximation techniques.

Our approach requires the analysis designer to implement only a small number of operations.

Although the microarchitectures in this chapter implement only a subset of the MIPS architecture; however, supporting more instructions involves straightforward enhancements of the data path and controller.

They implemented only a small number of Hadoop functions and removed many core features that are incompatible with the Dalvik environment.

The Scottish Chambers of Commerce welcomed progress towards the electrification of the Glasgow to Edinburgh line but said the Scottish government's decision "to implement only a part of its original plans" was "disappointing".

Still, Ardbeg implements only a restricted version of VLIW operations: the aim is being able to support well common parallel operations present in SDR algorithms, while at the same time keeping the hardware relatively simple and thus less expensive.

For asynchronous communication capabilities at the mobile nodes, this system provides full DDS-based Pub/Sub support, while SDDL implements only a restricted form of group subscription, but which has the advantage of high performance and scalability.

Particle filters belong to the family of sequential Monte Carlo (SMC) filters [13], which solve the Bayesian filtering equations based on the principle of importance sampling and thus inherently implement only a suboptimal approximation of the optimal Bayesian solution.

In Los Angeles, the Sheriff's Department has implemented only a handful of recommended changes to improve conditions and curb inmate abuse at county jails, after two years of stalling reforms.