Sentence examples for arising from the analysis from inspiring English sources

There are three main books that elaborate on the notion of counterfactual arising from the analysis sketched above by Pearl.

A major question arising from the analysis here is, therefore, which data could help to achieve an adequate integration of transport logistics hubs into transport demand modelling?

The decision rules arising from the analysis are implemented within an existing open architecture control system which allows both the rapid communication of state and actioning of decisions.

Focusing on the results arising from the analysis of the entire sample (first column), the first set of coefficients in Table 5 refers to the key variables in this study—i.e.e

In addition, an interesting mathematical problem arising from the analysis of the SS solution is the development of systematic methods to treat equations that evolve on different timescales in different parts of phase space (cf. [31]).

The linear and nonlinear behaviours arising from the analysis of the proposed discrete model are in good agreement with those observed through the unavoidably more involved direct continuous approach.

Basically, he denied that light is simple and homogeneous stating instead that it is complex and heterogeneous and that the phenomena of colours arise from the analysis of the heterogeneous mixture into its simple components.

However, for the reasons given earlier in this paper, we suggest that high prediction errors in Bonsall et al. arise from the analysis rather than the selection of time series.

A difficulty arises from the analysis of dating techniques (Table 3, Figure 2), which indicates the predominance of radiocarbon dating from 50 to 2 ka, with approximately 50% of eruptions dated by radiocarbon analysis during the Holocene.

The first model is based on the differential effective medium theory and provides a simple analytical description considering the air pores like ellipsoidal voids of different sizes, while the second one arises from the analysis of the scanning-electron-microscope images of the paste cross-sections through the finite element method.

The fact that the statistical distribution tail of the spectral ratio H/V has a power-law form also for some level of seismic activity (at least, this arises from the analysis of a few seismic events), would imply that the fractal properties are characterising not only the more superficial rocks but the whole crust.