Sentence examples for a very common model from inspiring English sources
In this case, a very common model for the detection of musical notes is: begin{aligned} varvec{X} = varvec{B} varvec{A}.
A very common model for the background is the Mixture of Gaussians (MoG) [25], so we compare the kurtosis of data following a Gaussian, an MoG, and an Exponential distribution.
Eulerian Lagrangian localized adjoint method (ELLAM) is used to solve the advection diffusion equation (ADE) which is a very common mathematical model in physics.
The study by Gutenkunst et al. [ 5] indicates that parameter sloppiness is a very common phenomenon among models used in systems biology.
Hence, our study clearly relates a very common scenario of proposed model.
Despite the importance of geometrical imperfections, their measurement is not a very common practice and assumed models are generally adopted in numerical investigations often without proper verification.
To integrate such probability distribution functions into simulation models, a very common technique is to apply Monte Carlo simulations.
By using such additional charges, we have modeled a very common situation when an "additional" electron introduced into a real CNT by the NC impurity is compensated by an additional charge +1e of defect created somewhere far from the NC site at the stage of synthesis (such compensating defects were not modeled explicitly in our clusters).
This is a very common assumption at least in highway environments, and allows to formulate tracking of vehicle positions with a first-order linear model.
"So it is a very common thing.
