Sentence examples for recurrent implementation from inspiring English sources

The sporadic but recurrent implementation of transplant operations under no official rules made latent value conflicts manifest, randomly shaping the political landscape.

Over and above the social and political diversity of these countries, the analysis revealed a certain number of points in common, particularly with respect to recurrent implementation challenges [ 10, 33].

In this research work, the authors have presented the design and implementation of a recurrent neural network (RNN) based inferential state estimation scheme for an ideal reactive distillation column.

The CUED-RNNLM [11] provides an implementation for the recurrent neural network-based model, and it has GPU support to achieve a more efficient training speed.

The Gated Recurrent Unit is a simplified implementation of the Long-Short-Term Memory architecture that achieves much of the same effect at a reduced computational cost [24].

This paper presents the design, development and implementation of an adaptive recurrent neural networks (ARNN) controller suitable for real-time manipulator control applications.

Certain features are recurrent characteristics of a successful technology implementation.

Since further investigation of C12 in patients with gliomas is warranted, implementation of C12 to recurrent astrocytomas will be evaluated in a clinical setting at the Department of Radiation Oncology in Heidelberg, Germany, in the near future.

Its Global Health programme focuses on infectious disease prevention, vaccine research and development, and reproductive and child health, with emphasis on the development and implementation of technologies, though recurrent costs or chronic conditions are not financed [ 28].

Other non-recurrent components considered in the IPTi implementation cost estimate, such as policy change and sensitisation, strategy management and development of behaviour change communication materials, were not included in this study because they were considered negligible for the implementation of IPTp-SP in Mozambique [29].

In this context, one may be critical of too recurrent changes in the WHO guidelines, as implementation of radical changes most likely take longer in resource poor setting than in high-income countries.