Sentence examples for aggregate behavior of from inspiring English sources
A stochastic finite receding horizon control problem is formulated to stabilize the aggregate behavior of agents.
Two fluorescent molecular sensors CS1 and CS2 were designed and synthesized to probe the aggregate behavior of anionic surfactant SDS.
Since the authors are interested in aggregate behavior of vehicles across all cities, entire dataset of all cities is considered for analysis in subsequent discussions.
In macroscopic models, the aggregate behavior of traffic was described and the characteristics of traffic flow like average velocity, density, flow, and mean speed of a traffic stream were studied.
The aggregate behavior of the economy depends on how, not the individual entrepreneurs allocate their efforts according to the (EP), but all of the entrepreneurs jointly carry out their activities.
Therefore, we need to study the system biology of each sex globally in order to have an appreciation of the sex-specific aggregate behavior of the genome.
The distribution of new and changing environmental risks in populations, the conditions of places, and the aggregate behaviors of human populations lead to fundamental changes in risk regimes that can threaten global gains in life expectancy and health.
Tissue morphogenesis is a complex process whereby tissue structures self-assemble by the aggregate behaviors of independently acting cells responding to both intracellular and extracellular cues in their environment.
The human subject makes a choice between two options at regular time intervals and receives a reward after each choice; for a variety of reward structures, these experiments show convergence of the aggregate behavior to rewards that are often suboptimal.
The relatively weak explanatory power of organic carbon content as a predictor of aggregate behavior in these experiments was somewhat surprising, given prior work on aggregate stability.
Models of economic behavior to date, such as the dominant family of Expected Utility models, have typically focused on explaining aggregate behavior (such as that of a market), with little interest paid to individual differences, despite the often considerable variability in decision responses in these situations [ 2].
