Sentence examples for quite implementation from inspiring English sources

Note that the measurement of time is quite implementation specific and incorporates messaging latency in the wireless network.

Because of that "cultural change" we will encounter quite specific implementation problems.

Optoelectronic components have been used as sensible elements, allowing a relatively simple and quite reliable implementation of the sensor.

And quite surprisingly, implementation science remains something of a "black hole".

The guidelines for GPs 5 and STI centres in the Netherlands are quite similar; implementation is different, however.

Quite surprisingly, implementation science is as of yet a "black hole" in the astronomy of health systems research in Africa.

While the filtering techniques are quite standard, the implementation of the z-score computation is a specialization of a non-trivial implementation by Sinha and Tompa, used for motif discovery [ 19].

This makes the implementation quite simple, and allows a direct extension to 3D problems.

Client server architecture is found quite suitable for implementation of the system.

It is indeed the next step in clinical investigation, but not quite ready for implementation into clinical practice before the hypothesis is definitively investigated in a controlled trial.

Though Mani admits that this law on its own is quite faulty in implementation, Mani thinks it should be more inclusive.