Sentence examples for receptive implementation from inspiring English sources

Establishing a receptive implementation climate can be accomplished by emphasizing the important role that weight management may have in reducing incidence and severity of obesity-related chronic conditions.

The model is a variation of classical receptive field implementation for simple cells in early stages of vision with the scales tuned to the object/texture sizes in the pattern.

Rivard et al. [ 34] analyze how organizational cultures can be receptive to EHR implementation.

In addition, the implementation of a receptive field is a first stage of sparse coding [27] where the neurons are reacting to shapes, not single pixels.

The implementation of the receptive fields (RFs) in both the retina and the cortex based on the Differences of Gaussians (DoGs) dates back to 1960s when Rodieck and Stone [96] and Enroth-Cugell and Robson [97] showed an efficient model for retinal ganglion cell responses and the centre surround antagonistic effect.

At the referral and trauma hospital, surgeons had been receptive to engagement, cooperative in implementation, and satisfied with the machine.

That is, implementation commences in sites receptive to change before introducing change on a wider scale having already demonstrated positive outcomes.

Management support across multiple units was needed because team members reported to different supervisors who, at the high-implementation facilities, were generally receptive because top leaders made it clear that they wanted the program implemented "by a specific time".

The model features a kind of color-constant processing through single-opponent color channels and contrast invariant oriented edge detection using a novel implementation of the Combination of Receptive Fields model.

However, effective implementation needs not only a receptive climate but also a good fit between what is implemented and the potential adopters' needs and values [ 6].

Participation in agricultural development and/or good agricultural practice programmes is expected to affect the farmer's decision positively if, through such programmes, the farmer is motivated to apply innovations and changes that facilitate the implementation of a QMS, or becomes more receptive to changes.