Sentence examples for an operative model from inspiring English sources

Then it explains an operative model (termed as the form-space relationship model) that helps to analyze architectural configurations (settings) and extract sustainable design concepts.

An operative model diagnosis procedure was previously proposed in the companion paper, which can be readily used both for agile decision making on the architecture and implementation details of the machine learning algorithms, and for differential benchmarking among models.

Therefore, these "missing functions" were considered to be part of the metabolic network for the sake of having an operative metabolic model.

Regardless of operative model, certain proteins must be able to recognize particular chromatin structures or outputs, and capacitating motifs have evolved apparently for this purpose.

In other words, the operative model for modern medicine which deals with intrinsic disease is the same as that which was used for extrinsic disease, ie, a disease occurs and then it is treated.

They persist in a romantic vision of a public realm based on a co-operative model in which the public-service ethos is allowed to shine through unchallenged.

Some of the first co-operative schools sought more autonomy than is granted by trust status, and in 2010 the Department for Education approved a co-operative model for converter academies, including a values clause in their articles of association.

But GE has a co-operative model tucked into its own back pocket: a longstanding venture with France's Safran.

Design methods for the reconstruction of cranio-maxillofacial defects include the use of a pre-operative model printed with pre-operative data, printing a cutting guide or template after virtual surgery, a model after virtual surgery printed with reconstructed data using a mirror image, and manufacturing PSIs by directly obtaining PSI data after reconstruction using a mirror image.

The report is sceptical of the BBC's commitment to a co-operative model arguing that there would need to be a new "public service oversight body", or media regulator Ofcom, as a backstop watchdog.

Lambeth is not the only local authority looking at a co-operative model.