Sentence examples for such as implemented from inspiring English sources

Equations (28) are the basis of Cartesian FMM, such as implemented in Dehnen's ([2000], [2002]) falcON algorithm.

To overcome this problem, the idea of coupling AC models with a routing scheme may be interesting, such as implemented in CACP, PAC, INORA, AAC, etc.

In feed forward networks (such as implemented in the current work) information moves from the input layer to the output layer through 'hidden' layers (which can be one layer to many layers).

As a consequence, we can present the learner with immediate, real-time feedback (e.g., Kim, Min, Kim, & Lee, 2014 for an example for yoga postures) or study the exhibited actions and underlying processes at a later point in time such as implemented by the reviewed study of Dackermann et al. (2016) who provided delayed feedback via video to their participants.

Use of PSI-BLAST and/or substitution matrices that take divergence into account, such as implemented in the OMA project using PAM matrices, could help eliminate these effects.

Sophisticated controlled vocabulary designs such as implemented in SNOMED CT and UMLS model collections of concepts as graphs with an approximately hierarchical structure.

Continuing to reduce pollution will require the country to take tricky steps, such as implementing carbon capture and significantly reducing the use of coal.

It's tough to say whether policy changes, such as implementing paid family leave or introducing new child-care tax credits, would boost fertility among younger women.

Simple security measures such as implementing secure sockets layer (SSL) technology, can act as a vital tool for informing end-users that the website is genuine, while helping the business to discover viruses and malware before they do real damage.

The drop reflects a shift from large-scale IT modernization programs that can take several years complete to shorter-term projects, such as implementing a Web-based e- mail system.

Teachers said they feel particularly anxious about having to carry out a steady stream of new initiatives — such as implementing curricula and testing related to the Common Core State Standards — without being given adequate training, according to the survey.