Sentence examples for in its current implementation from inspiring English sources
The downside is that, at least in its current implementation, it requires a server-side software installation.
Another important restriction of the method is that, in its current implementation, it considers the robots as infinitesimal, that is, their bodies are considered points.
Specifically in its current implementation, it requires manually tracking of landmark cones through the volume video.
Our empirical Bayes/ML software does calculate posterior probabilities, but it is time-consuming in its current implementation: analysis of the simulated eukaryote data took an average of 25 hours/dataset but only 2 hours using BI.
The principle of using local gene order information to inform searches for unannotated genes is completely generic so in principle the SearchDOGS method could be applied to many groups of organisms, although in its current implementation - without sophisticated gene structure modeling - it is best suited to species with few or no introns.
Funded by Darpa's Maximum Mobility and Manipulation program, in its current implementation Cheetah runs tethered on a treadmill, powered by a separate hydraulic pump.
Yet, not all these objectives have been achieved by declarative modelling in its current implementations.
Bisulphite sequencing, at least in its current implementations, is thus not applicable for the analysis of Drosophila DNA methylation.
Three years after its inception, the CA program has grown steadily from two initial participating family practices to its current implementation in six of seven WPCN clinics.
Furthermore, its current implementation in C++, with a highly modular design of well-documented data structures and functions, offers a convenient environment for the development of novel algorithms.
However, for the omics assays which produce large proportion of missing data, our CLAK-E ig method in its current formulation and implementation would be inapplicable, unless the missing values could be reliably imputed.
