Sentence examples for is basically implemented from inspiring English sources
The enhanced JIT method as the core is basically implemented by the estimate of data density of the history database.
The FFT domain compensator is basically implemented through complex weights of the FFT bins, which are designed based on knowledge of the overall passband filtering response.
In this approach, the circuit is basically implemented using InAs TFET devices to reduce the power and energy consumption while gates that can propagate generated soft errors are implemented using InAs MOSFET devices.
The CPF approximates the filtering and predictive distributions by using weighted Gaussian mixtures and is basically implemented via banks of Kalman filters (KFs) instead of Gaussian Particle filters (GPFs) [9].
Salesforce is basically implementing Track (the ability to search and monitor conversations by keyword and topic) inside Salesforce.com in a way that hopefully Twitter will make possible for all of its users.
He added: "I think the vast majority of people in this country would find it wholly unacceptable if further fiscal austerity was basically implemented on the backs of the poor.
Convergence of the telecommunication network, the internet and the radio and television network has been basically implemented in some countries, which greatly promoted the development of information industry, and played a significant role in pushing the economic growth and promoting the social progress.
This is thought to be because it is basically possible to implement wrap therapy merely by making the patient wear paper diapers without affixing tape after applying the dressing.
Anyway, they're positing that because the iPod has such a weak processor, Apple was basically stuck implementing third party solutions over its standard, cross-compatible kernel.
The approach is basically an algebraic process which can be implemented very efficiently for the optimal design of general structural systems with imprecise parameters.
This includes austerity policies implemented simultaneously across Europe and the creation of so-called debt brakes, which is basically the constitutionalisation of a failed stability framework.
