Sentence examples for point of implementation from inspiring English sources
This paper describes the FastDer++ library and its underlying principles in detail, both from the point of implementation and of user programming.
This paper describes the processes involved in the development of the computer-based Mosoriot medical record system (MMRS) up to the point of implementation.
Furthermore, from the view point of implementation, a large set can be accurately modeled and the distribution of its coefficients is well approximated.
From the point of implementation view, γ M should be smaller than the seeker gimbals angle [25] (35° in this paper) to make sure that the target will not fly off the field of view.
We had a campaign in mind to promote reuse -- in true Pittsburgh vernacular "Yinz Got Your Bags?" but we never reached the point of implementation.
The U34 planning grant was used to allow a relatively small group of investigators to plan, design, and develop the study to the point of implementation.
To introduce the goals of EAV database modeling, to describe the situations where entity attribute value (EAV) modeling is a useful alternative to conventional relational methods of database modeling, and to describe the fine points of implementation in production systems.
Key points of implementation are that Guidelines are legally required, but more importantly that they are useful, should be kept up to date, and should be used and audited and their development funded.
In addition, CRNs were interviewed at the mid-point of implementation to describe priority recommendations selected for implementation and reasons why some recommendations were not selected.
Additionally, Recruit Lifestyle, part of HR conglomerate Recruit Holdings, reported a new partnership with exchange Coincheck to use as part of a point-of-sale implementation program.
Several challenges for quantitative biomolecular analysis in molecular diagnostics lie within the prerequisites of point-of-care implementation, requiring assays that are rapid and robust, use stable and inexpensive reagents, and are relatively simple to implement.
