Sentence examples for more detailed implementation from inspiring English sources

While the work [22] only implemented the scheme of lattice dimension 2048, this work gives more detailed implementation results for several lattice dimensions 2048,4096,8192 and 16384.

More detailed implementation planning will be led by organisations including the NHS Commissioning Board, the Health and Social Care Information Centre and Public Health England, the department promises.

4. We will collect more detailed implementation data to better understand how teachers use the various interventions.

China, after the publication of its 12th five year plan in 2011, has proceeded with more detailed implementation guidelines including rules for its emissions trading pilots, progress with drafting its climate change law and publication of an energy white paper.

We extend our previous work [17] with more detailed implementation designs by fixing incorrect representation and clarifying some ambiguous parts in the previously suggested models.

This allocation method defines nearly all costs as variable and includes time as a key cost driver in a more detailed implementation, such as duration of clinician visits as an example of direct costs or the duration of laboratory tests as an example of indirect costs.

The results reported here with a non-directed model have been shown to be robust when more detailed implementations are used.

In addition, TAID provides support for a variety of temporal inter-process communication (IPC) primitives as a native feature of the language, so that the encapsulated communication behavior (captured by real-time "buses" in TAID) may be re-used across designs and serve as specifications for more detailed model implementations.

"Instead of detailed financial valuation, we spent more time discussing detailed implementation plan after the deal".

The physicians make the recommendations, and the more detailed planning and implementation are carried out in collaboration with the patients and their supervisors.

Future trials should also provide more detailed descriptions of implementation procedures, whether planned or unplanned, so that readers can judge the applicability of the programme in different settings or on a larger scale.