Sentence examples for prone to implementation from inspiring English sources

Finally, our communication protocol is much simpler, therefore less prone to implementation errors.

Due to the independent block-based processing, the proposed deinterlacing approach is prone to distributed/parallel implementation, thus highly reducing the computation time obtained with a sequential implementation.

As the tool scans the path lines in any subregion, the path pitch is decreased as much as possible in every region, which is prone to improving the implementation precision of the dwell-time.

The coefficients associated with the discretized pressure equation are complex and require longer expressions which make their implementation prone to errors.

However, due to significant levels of dynamics in the dataflow rates, buffer management (implementation of the dataflow graph edges) becomes prone to overhead, and the resulting implementation requires relative large amounts of memory.

They are low cost, not very prone to error propagation and well-suited to implementation on remotely sensed time series data covering large areas.

Technology implementations are prone to failures and unexpected outcomes, even after going through rigorous testing.

Evaluating tradeoffs between the short- and long-term risks of different management scenarios in fire prone ecosystems is crucial to implementation of the National Fire Plan and the Healthy Forest Restoration Act (H.R. 1904).

The data used for policy implementation research is prone to certain problems such as skewness and multimodality.

While adaptive prices and local markets may achieve higher coordination efficiency than open-loop posted prices, their implementation may be prone to failure due to lack of customer acceptance (Woo et al. 2008; Dütschke and Paetz 2013).

This way, each primitive implementation will be less prone to errors.