Sentence examples for registration implementation from inspiring English sources

This system is composed of three major components: an automated robot device, a CCD monitoring mechanism, and a multimodality registration implementation.

Since the methods that follow are independent of how this spatial mapping is established and are quite robust against registration errors, we provide a relatively basic registration implementation.

In practice, we use a rigid-body, pyramid-based, registration implementation proposed by Thévenaz et al. [ 19], which we constrain to register tiles along the horizontal direction.

There are also some more detailed recommendations describing the implementation, registration, monitoring, training, compliance, and introduction of novel tests of organised cancer screening programmes (Advisory Committee on Cancer Prevention, 2000; Sankila et al, 2000; Council of the EU, 2003;).

Shortcomings in registration systems and inadequate implementation of genetics in existing guidelines are reported and result in inability to register genetic information in Electronic Patient Records.

More specifically, the first part of the paper deals with the existing land registration system and the implementation process of the Hellenic Cadastre.

There is a general recognition that, for many regions in Africa and Asia, civil registration and vital statistics implementation for the foreseeable future would need to rely on verbal autopsy methods as the only viable approach to cause of death determination.

Mr Kevu thanked UNICEF for the financial and on-going technical advice and support rendered towards the project, which included the purchase and installation of new IT equipment (3 workstations, 2 laptops and 2 printers) within the civil registration division for the implementation of the database project.

They show screening at next GP registration to have lower implementation costs than screening at next GP consultation, as a result of screening a smaller proportion of the population, but with reduced savings to the health service in the longer run and smaller gains in health-related quality of life.

The method consists of verifying the tolerance of a particular ICP implementation to coarse registration errors.

Finally, we will report the recently progress of the QStarMS implementation through HKQAA Registration – Startups scheme.