Sentence examples for advent of models from inspiring English sources

After the advent of models for conditional heteroskedasticity, this simple check has become a standard in applications to financial data.

But a clearer understanding of parents' concerns (e.g. the selective distribution of information) is needed with the advent of models of service organization that emphasize greater integration between service providers, and the increasing availability of electronic health records and other technological tools to share information among providers.

With the advent of Model-Based Design as an alternative method for generating embedded software, the need for verification and validation remains and, up to the present, conventional approaches for doing verification and validation have largely been followed.

In fact, the only difference between Frege's notion of a second-level concept and the modern notion of a generalized quantifier is that Frege did not have the idea of an interpretation or model, which we now (since the advent of model theory in the 1950s) see as a universe that the quantifiers range over, plus an assignment of suitable semantic objects to the non-logical symbols.

With the advent of rodent models and new methods for virus propagation, there were numerous attempts through the 1950s and 1960s to force the evolution of viruses with greater tumor specificity, but success was limited and many researchers abandoned the field.

Bonus Event: The advent of sexy models standing next to cars.

The serendipitous advent of animal models mimicking the pathology and symptoms of MS has allowed basic researchers to investigate disease progression, symptomology, and therapeutic interventions.

The advent of stochastic modeling and the development of the modeling parameters have been considered as the key factors for the current study to utilize stochastic modeling in the Mangahewa reservoir.

While studying a huge diversity of animals has long been the norm in the classical fields of experimental embryology and functional morphology [see for example [ 1- 3]], the molecular biology revolution and the advent of the "model system" concept [ 4] created demand for a small number of highly genetically manipulable organisms that could be intensively studied [ 5].

Since the advent of computer modelling in the early 1990s, architects have been able to conceptually manipulate not just the very large, but also the very small.

With the advent of computer modelling means, involving reliable thermodynamic and kinetic databases, it is now possible to predict phase changes and interdiffusion processes in such systems.