The phrase "and in the model" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that is included or considered within a specific model or framework.
Example: "The results were consistent with the predictions made and in the model we developed."
Alternatives: "within the model" or "as part of the model".
In nature and in the model, rifting starts in the central branch corresponding to Lake Baikal.
In the field and in the model, most of the flow and transport take place in fracture zones.
The orientations of all four branches with respect to each other and with respect to the regional tension direction are remarkably similar in nature and in the model.
The key to the Raspberry Pi's compactness is the use of a system-on-a-chip from Broadcom, which combines a frugal ARM 11 central processing unit with a graphics processor and (in the Model B) 512 megabytes of memory.
(g) SS activity as a function of time in the cycle in a control (grey, initial value before learning; black, after training) and in the model with blocked MLI to PC inhibition (light blue, initial value before learning; dark blue, after training).
(g) SS activity as a function of time in the cycle in a control (grey, initial value before learning; black, after training) and in the model with blocked MLI to PC inhibition (light purple, initial value before learning; dark blue, after training).
This model is based on drift-diffusion (DD) transport, and in the model, the metal that connects nMOS and pMOS is replaced with an n+ (or p+) low-resistance semiconductor.
Furthermore, a change in physical model (mixed-layer depth and vertical velocity fields) typically produces a far greater change in biogeochemical model response than does a change in ecosystem model complexity, highlighting the fact that biogeochemical variability is largely determined by the physical environment both in situ and in the model domain.
The flow and dispersion of gases emitted by a point source located between two buildings inside an urban street canyon were determined by the prognostic model FLUENT using four different RANS turbulent closure approximations and in the model fire dynamics simulator using a large eddy simulation methodology.
RESULTS Similar extracellular potential waveform responses occurred after early premature stimuli in the aging bundles and in the model.
The labyrinths are found in the experiments and in the model at a similar location in the forcing amplitude and frequency parameter plane.
