Sentence examples for making practical implementation from inspiring English sources

However, as stated earlier, the gradient method has the shortcoming that the starting point and step size are not easily searched hence making practical implementation difficult.

Most of the QTLs for androstenone are affecting both androstenone and estrogens, making practical implementation in breeding challenging.

Although CS-FAM can only be employed for multiband signal detection, compared to other cyclic feature detection methods based on sub-Nyquist sampling, it is low in complexity, which makes practical implementation possible.

However, the network MIMO requires a huge amount of CSI feedback for all direct and interfering links as well as the desired data exchange through the backhaul links between BSs, which makes practical implementation difficult.

It would make the practical implementation infeasible.

The designed simple structure of HDNN keeps the tracking performance well and also makes the practical implementation much easier because of the use of less and fixed number of neurons.

To make a practical implementation feasible the approach is presented in combination with selected case studies such as measures based on online science communication, direct interaction with adults (science events) and children (kids university), and ways to empower young students as future multipliers in science and society.

The proposed results represent a proof-of-concept and can be scaled at lower frequencies (infra-red and THz), where fabrication issues are more relaxed and possible implementation can be made practical using alternating plasmonic/non-plasmonic multi-layers or even some natural materials.

It also makes practical sense.

"It makes practical sense," she said.

It also seemed to make practical sense.