Sentence examples for reduction of the implementation from inspiring English sources

In fact, R&D efforts should concentrate on those measures with high reduction potential but high costs, the goal being the reduction of the implementation costs.

In this paper, GFDM modulation and demodulation is presented as a frequency-domain circular convolution, allowing for a reduction of the implementation complexity when MF, ZF and MMSE filters are employed as linear demodulators.

Roughly the same can be said for the aspiration to receive subsidies connected with public standards, which contributes to cost reduction of the implementation of a QMS based on a state-developed QAS, therefore rendering the choice of such a standard more likely.

From an ethical point of view, this approach is in line with the 3R principles: the detailed and integrated systems will allow us to study a small number of cats (reduction) for the implementation of noninvasive tools such as electromyography and gaze analysis (refinement), which will make the construction of a substitute to experiments on living cats (replacement) easier.

Experimental studies confirm the superiority in terms of CPU time (50% reduction) of the software implementation of the proposed scheme compared to standard MD-5 algorithm, the most commonly used method.

Exposure reductions because of the implementation of an advanced cookstove may be inconsequential if the HAP concentrations remain elevated owing to other household combustion sources or external sources of exposure.

Breast cancer has seen this type of reduction since the implementation and attendance of mammographic screening programs [ 1, 2].

The methodology developed also allows the assessment of risk reduction by the implementation of different lightning protection strategies.

3 The extent of mortality reduction after the implementation of organized service screening has been debated for decades.

Results of this study support the hypothesis of smoking prevalence reduction by the implementation of regulated tobacco control policy, and hence may provide evidence necessary to support future governmental decisions regarding the strengthening of tobacco control policy.

In addition, simulation results by HSPICE and 32 nm CNTFET technology shows about 20.6% energy reduction for one of the implementation methods of the proposed operator with respect to the previously presented one (CCW CYCLE).