BIM models are thus referred to as computer-generated models that utilize parameters of model elements to support the construction, fabrication and procurement activities required to realize the building (Eastman et al., 2011: 1–2011
The benefit of a computer-generated model is that it allows for the integration of different types of data that can subsequently be updated, manipulated and changed quickly (Cancelliere et al. 2014).
In addition to introducing the digital camera, Attack of the Clones emphasized "digital doubles" as computer-generated models that doubled for actors, in the same way that traditional stunt doubles did.
Recently, the multiple functions of TNF-α in granuloma formation and control of infection and disease pathogenesis were addressed using a computer-generated model, which predicted that a critical balance of TNF-α bioavailability must be maintained in order to achieve reduction of inflammation while retaining resistance to infection and microbial disease [54].
As part of their sales process, the pair uses a "test shirt" -- similar to a muslin for dresses -- that promises a perfectly-fitted shirt, and is "created using a computer-generated model of your body," Perl said.
Participants saw a computer-generated model (avatar) of themselves standing in a courtyard facing a semi-circular hedge with flowers.
And even though it is still just a computer-generated model, it is already gathering nicknames: the Colossus of Stratford, perhaps, or the Hubble Bubble.
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Using accurately dated and measured tree rings, we analyzed 119 white oaks growing across an integrated moisture index (IMI), a computer-generated GIS model that simultaneously combines topographic and edaphic features into a moisture index scale.
For Digital Ira's 2009 predecessor, Digital Emily, Debevec and his team reconstructed a believable computer-generated model of The Young and the Restless actress Emily O'Brien's face.
At one point last year, Ryanair's vocal chief executive, Michael O'Leary, said it was "frankly ridiculous" that flights were being disrupted by "an outdated, inappropriate and imaginary computer-generated model", presumably referring to the UK VAAC's ash plume tracking model).
