Sentence examples for a split model from inspiring English sources
It proposed a "split model" by age, nursery 0 3, kindergarten 3 6, but was rejected by the Minister of Education.
It has a more accurate mode-splitting due to redefined barotropic pressure-gradient terms to account for the local variations in density field, while maintaining the computational efficiency of a split model.
One of the consultants solely had inpatient duties within a split model.
The proposed model is an ordered response formulation of a fractional split model.
Assuming that ion transport is governed by diffusion and migration and electroneutrality holds true, the in silico ECT 1D model can be approximated by a new split model describing ion transport in a two-step procedure.
The second model used was a population split model without migration defined as above but with M fixed at 0. Finally, we considered a model in which the two species did not split but interbred freely.
The coalescent simulation, which was based on a population split model [ 49], was performed with the DetSel program within the Finnish native populations with very similar demographical backgrounds (Eastern Finncattle, Northern Finncattle and Western Finncattle).
IASB proposed a less zealous, split model whereby loans held mainly for their income rather than for trading purposes could be booked at amortised cost.In this section The mother of all tail risks The return of rationing In sickness and wealth Kapow!
First we tested a neutral population split model with migration, with parameters N1 (size of population 1), N2 (size of population 2), t s (time since populations diverged), M = 4N 0m (symmetric migration rate between population 1 and population 2), and N anc (size of ancient population).
Idealization includes cyclic symmetry that is split model into a single blade.
These effects were caused by coarser-coding in the right half compared with the left half of the model, an emergent effect of the split model interacting with informational asymmetries in the left and right parts of words in the lexicon of English.
