The phrase "a primitive model" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a basic or simplified representation of a concept, system, or phenomenon, often in scientific or technical contexts.
Example: "In our research, we started with a primitive model to understand the fundamental principles before adding complexity."
Alternatives: "a basic model" or "a rudimentary model".
If it was not Beethoven's metronome, a primitive model, that failed him, the argument runs, then it must have been his inner ear, as deafness progressed.
van Duijneveldt, J. S., Gil-Villegas, A., Jackson, G. & Allen, M. P. Simulation study of the phase behavior of a primitive model for thermotropic liquid crystals: Rodlike molecules with terminal dipoles and flexible tails.
On the basis of the results obtained, a primitive model of the electrode processes and a model of the equivalent circuit have been proposed.
The initial configuration of ions is then determined through Monte Carlo simulations using a primitive model, i.e., scaled Coulombic and van der Waals interactions.
Not much detail is offered about this test; presumably this is for a 1 1 electrolyte in a primitive model representation of ionic solution (continuum dielectric solvent and hard-sphere ions), but no ion radii are given so it is hard to see how realistic this model is.
Our framework comprises a movement primitive model learned from a small number of example steps that are dynamically feasible and minimize an integral mean of squared torques.
The equation contains three terms relating to the various intermolecular interactions occurring in electrolyte solutions: a short range non-specific term represented by the Soave Redlich Kwong equation of state, a specific association term described by the two-state association model and a Debye Hückel primitive model term for long range ion ion interactions.
These different levels of capital suggest that the Argentines were following a much more primitive model of metal machine production than their Chicago counterparts.
We describe the primitive model of an electrochemical interface by using a free energy functional of the Landau type.
The predicted dependence of optimal length on the ion radius is now shown in Figure 3 figure supplement 2. These simulations show that the optimal length predicted by the Debye-Huckel model is within 10% of that predicted by the primitive model with an ion radius of 0.125 nm (roughly the radius for Na+ and Cl- ions in the CHARMM force field) at physiological salt concentration.
It uses outputs and profiling float simulations derived from a primitive equation model of the North Atlantic Ocean.
