Sentence examples for assimilated model from inspiring English sources

Unable to become an assimilated "model minority", Somalis can't become a militant minority either.The best hope for Britain's Somalis lies in their enthusiasm for movement, which some say springs from traditional nomadism.

We show that the overall misfit of the assimilated model to the actual field can be lower than the individual misfits of the input models, provided the uncertainties of each model are reasonably well known.

Model II has assimilated field model uncertainties that are approximately one-half the size of model I.

From data-assimilating model results, it is noted that the ITF transport variability actually lagged the ENSO variability by 9 months (England and Huang 2005).

One method of achieving this, which should be pioneered using EISCAT_3D, is to make a very strong connection between data and models, with radar (and other) data being assimilated to models in real time and used to predict the future development of the geophysical processes which, in turn, will trigger new modes of observation.

Given the scarcity of in situ measurements, satellite soil moisture observations offer a valuable dataset that can be assimilated into models; however, very few studies have used these coarse resolution products to improve rainfall runoff model prediction.

Second, this explanation assimilates implicitly models to theoretical models that indeed aim at testing and building general theories.

Based on an earlier study of Multi-model Kalman filter, we propose a novel framework to assimilate multiple models with observation data for nonlinear systems, using extended Kalman filter, ensemble Kalman filter and particle filter, respectively.

The following "golden" age of Arabic thought continues to be primarily concerned with metaphysics, turning from the effort of interpreting the intricacies of Aristotle's canonical text towards the process of assimilating the model of metaphysical science first outlined by al-Fārābī and then implemented by Ibn Sīnā (Avicenna).

A major source of uncertainty in reanalysis comes from errors or deficiencies in the observations needed to assimilate the model solutions towards the true atmospheric state.

Time-varying vegetation cover characteristics were directly assimilated to the model from satellite observations, and model simulations of streamflow at the outlet of various catchments were compared against observations to assess the model's ability to capture basic patterns of space time seasonal variability within the basin.