Sentence examples for aim of modeling from inspiring English sources

For example, biomedical researchers frequently expose surrogate models to harmful chemicals with the aim of modeling human disease.

The goal of multilevel-self-organization is to select the set of the most important input variables which best satisfy the final aim of modeling.

In this work, a structured monolithic catalyst has been tested under a wide range of conditions (partial pressure, residence time, temperature and time-on-stream), with the aim of modeling its kinetic behavior and assessing its economic and upscaling potential.

In recent years, qualitative spatial reasoning a subfield of artificial intelligence (AI has been developed with the aim of modeling commonsense knowledge of space with potential applications in areas as diverse as geographical information systems (GISs), computer aided design (CAD), and document recognition.

The model was designed with the explicit aim of modeling a continuous-valued underlying signal.

Exponential Random Graphs Models (EGRMs) are a means of generating an ensemble of networks with prescribed statistical properties with the aim of modeling real-world networks.

In 2013, a new support structure project was initiated with the aim of modelling the structural behaviour of the entire ship.

We also consider the case of non-perfect interface, i.e. when a jump of displacement or of its gradient, with the aim of modelling lacking of adhesion between solids.

In this paper, a new fluid structure interaction immersed computational methodology, based upon the original Immersed Boundary Method (IBM) [1] is outlined with the final aim of modelling cardiovascular phenomena, specifically, heart valve related problems.

The aim of modelling the regeneration process by matching experimental observations with those from a mathematical model is to gain a better understanding of the process and to recognize which parameters are relevant for specific phenomena.

This study forms part of a long-term project that has the aim of modelling welding and related fabrication processes computationally with particular emphasis on the out-of-plane distortion outcomes.