Sentence examples for iteratively implementing from inspiring English sources

Under homogeneous bounded rationality (BR), iteratively implementing our TS-operations can make the network flow pattern converge to UE, which essentially solves the nonuniqueness problem of BRUE and re-establishes the effectiveness of link tolls in realizing any target link flow pattern.

where (x i, y i ) is the coordination corresponding to the v th element of T i. Embed all bits e i into the chosen vector trees by iteratively implementing step 5. Finally, perform the inverse DPT on the watermark-inserted basis subbands u jk l (l = 2, 3) and the template-embedded ones u jk 1 in Section 5.1.1 to obtain the watermarked Fourier magnitude M w (ω x, ω y ).

In summary, we have developed a new approach to protein structure modeling by iteratively implementing the TASSER method.

We developed I-TASSER by iteratively implementing the TASSER method, which is used in the folding test of three benchmarks of small proteins.

The results are iteratively implemented in thermodynamic process simulation.

Furthermore, the algorithm can be iteratively implemented with the obtained closed-form solution for the optimization problem.

In order to reduce computational complexity, the direct matrix inversion of PAPA was iteratively implemented with RAP.

This procedure is iteratively implemented until the minimal number of connections at each PSC can be reached.

A straightforward software development approach was used that first elicited requirements for the major projected components and then iteratively implemented the components with many opportunities for stakeholder input.

The POA system specifications are continuously updated by the PAC staff, which are then communicated to the IT team and iteratively implemented.

The device of the 'telling case' has been used by the authors in this special issue of IJER to convey insights regarding specific cultures of learning how they were interactively and iteratively designed, implemented and maintained over time in ordinary everyday contexts.