The phrase "as a dynamic model" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to introduce a clause or phrase that explains how something is being portrayed or considered. For example: - "We will examine the changes in market trends, as a dynamic model, to better understand consumer behavior." - "The artist captured the movement of the dancers, as a dynamic model, in her painting." - "The company's success can be attributed, in part, to their ability to adapt and evolve as a dynamic model in the ever-changing market."
A discrete-time T-S fuzzy model is employed as a dynamic model of an unknown plant.
The approach consisted of kinetic equations for the reactions as well as a dynamic model for the distillation unit.
This system can be looked upon as a dynamic model of the vibrations of an engine valve mechanism.
ADV computerized test developed by RQ Plus, is designed as a dynamic model consisting of sequences showing the evolution of three goals on three concentric orbits.
Dynamic Energy Budget (DEB) theory aims to quantify the energetic framework of an individual organism as a dynamic model, from the uptake of food to its utilisation in metabolic processes (maintenance, growth, development and reproduction).
The Pendubot, an underactuated two-link planar robot, is investigated as a dynamic model of the superior limbs for imitation of human throwing motion whose models are fundamentally underactuated in nature.
In contrast to our results, a study by Taper & Gogan (2002) on the Yellowstone elk population, with weather variables included as covariates within a dynamic model, found that spring precipitation had a positive regression coefficient.
This analysis will serve as an input into a dynamic model that can be used to assess the relative importance of each type of investment.
The increase in imparted force and peak pressure on the medial column of the foot following tibiotalar arthrodesis, as was demonstrated in a dynamic model, biomechanically explains the clinically observed phenomenon of cartilage degeneration on the medial dorsum of the foot in the long term.
This neural network acts as a neuroidentifier to provide a dynamic model of the system to evaluate and update the weights connected to the neurons.
We conduct extensive parametric and scenario analysis to illustrate the potential benefits of using a dynamic model as opposed to its static counterpart, and also to derive a number of managerial insights.
