implementation

Examples of implemented

implemented

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

The visualisation is implemented to assist in debugging and calibration, and is also used to familiarise novice players with the physical model of the system.
Our task-based approach is presented in view of a rigorous mathematically-based optimization formulation, where cost functions characterizing human performance measures are implemented.
In particular, those involved in research and development will see the newly implemented systems as of special relevance to automation.
Inlining is also possible (with some risk of code blow-up) for sets with just a few constructors, although we have not implemented this.
Most of these recommendations have now been implemented.
This study contains recommendations for the design, analysis, and reporting of economic evaluations that, if implemented, will increase their generalizability.
However, this anthropomorphic approach is very difficult to be implemented.
On financial services, the policy initiative was in the hands of the corporate lobbyists who pushed for a project which was eventually implemented.
Instead, it was a series of ad hoc measures implemented in a struggle to prevent chaos and to stop revolutionary turmoil.
A series of yes/no questions for a telephony application, for instance, may just as well be implemented using touch-tone input.
However, structures are about relationships, and as soon as the structures are implemented, they become animated.
Today, new types of swaps are relatively easy to create and can be implemented quickly.
Two approaches have been implemented to generate spectral extinction functions for cone pigments.
In this context, different scenarios - which to some extent overlap - have been suggested and implemented.
Classrooms and schools were simply settings in which teachers implemented the thinking of others.
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