The phrase "anchor model" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to frameworks, methodologies, or systems that serve as a reference point or foundation for further development or analysis.
Example: "The anchor model provides a stable framework for understanding the complexities of the market."
Alternatives: "reference model" or "baseline model".
In the war over the culture of medicine the war over whether our country's anchor model will be Mayo or McAllen the Mayo model is losing.
Additionally, both the anchoring time and deviation of the hollow gravity anchor model are smaller than those of the solid anchor model during anchoring, indicating better practical and economic value of the hollow gravity anchors in engineering.
Parametric studies are finally reported and they demonstrate the influence of the key FRP anchor model parameters.
The anchor model is incorporated in a partial interaction model in order to simulate the behaviour of such anchored joints.
In the war over the culture of medicine — the war over whether our country's anchor model will be Mayo or McAllen — the Mayo model is losing.
The experiments for this irregular shape anchor model with a length of 297 mm were conducted in a chamber box and the embedment ratio L/D used in this experiment varies between 1 and 4. The weight densities of the dry sand used for loose and dense.
As expected, simulated numerical anchoring processes of the two gravity anchor models agree well with the experimental measurements.
In the experimental study, specially designed model flume tests in saturated sand are performed to detect the movement direction of four anchor models with different fluke sections.
To verify the accuracy of the proposed analytical method, model tests were carried out by using three scaled Hall anchor models and dragging them through rock berm.
Table 2 Spring parameters for interface and FRP anchor modeling.
The data points serve to anchor modelled incidence, which appears to be decreasing, and could reach 0.8% per year by 2014 – less than half of its peak value in 2002.
