Sentence examples for A ctm from inspiring English sources

A CTM (condensed transshipment model) is first proposed, and the problem of targeting and analysis of the HPS problem is formulated as a MILP (mixed-integer linear programming) model.

A CTM (GEOS-Chem) was applied to account for aerosol vertical distribution, a key factor affecting the relationship between satellite-retrieved, total column AOD and near-surface PM2.5.

Such a CTM registration can be secured for $2,500-$2,500-$3,500h U.S. attorneys with good contacts abroad.

Fig. 6 MIP of a patient scan acquired in a CTM and b SS mode.

"It is possible the [opposing parties] will be paid off so Pinterest will end up with a CTM (European) registered trade mark for 'pin'," Parnham notes.

Study design: Consecutive fetuses (n = 261) with a CTM and a normal karyotype were included in the study.

After incorporating dynamic lateral boundary conditions (LBCs) from a global CTM, a regional CTM's representation of present-day U.S. ozone pollution is notably improved, especially relative to results from the regional CTM with fixed LBCs or from the global CTM alone.

Compared with a previous U.S. estimate of 144,000 Pmortalitiesities (all causes) found using a regional CTM (U.S. EPA 2009), our estimate of PM2.5 mortalities in North America is similar but slightly lower (by 2% for cardiopulmonary and lung cancer mortalities and 7% for all-cause mortalities).

Using this methodology, we calculated AOD PM2.5 conversion factors with a global CTM and produced and applied these factors to the AOD.

Notably, this level of agreement with ground-based PM2.5 is significantly better than that obtained using a global CTM (GEOS-Chem) without satellite data (Supplemental Material, available online at doi 10.1289/ehp.0901623).

A collaboration between Transmediale and CTM (a Berlin music festival), Still Be Here finds Matsutoya deconstructing the digital Japanese pop star Hatsune Miku, exploring the "multiplying realities of a 21st Century pop star" and tracing the dynamics at play between fans, corporations, and social desires.