Sentence examples for better models of how from inspiring English sources
Through improving artificial intelligence algorithms, we'll discover better models of how the brain works.
He argues that to understand such strange behavior as stock market bubbles, it is necessary to have better models of how people make investment decisions.
And because seismic data offers clues about how landslides unfold, it may help researchers develop better models of how landslides behave, Ekström and Stark contend.
"Calving is actually not as well understood as one would hope, and in order to make better models of how the ice sheet works and understand better what the contributions to sea level change are likely to be in the future, [it] really requires a better physical understanding of those processes".
Van Gelder recognizes that there is nothing resembling a 'perception' of the past in his model, but he presents this as a positive: he suggests Husserl's talk of perceptions of the past is confused and unnecessary, and that he only used such formulations because 'he had no better model of how something could "directly intend" the past' (1997: §40).
Regardless of its origin, analyses of the new ring system which is much smaller and simpler than those circling Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune may help scientists develop better computer models of how rings behave and evolve, Burns says.
In this paper we show how we have integrated these two approaches for a better modeling of these systems.
Finding the causes of ice quakes--which also occur in Greenland--could lead to better understanding glacial movement and improved models of how glaciers will respond to climate change, says Robert Bindschadler, a glaciologist at NASA Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, Maryland, who first reported the twice-daily surges of the Whillans Ice Stream in 2003.
Yet certain art from that 1993 Whitney show offers models of how to do better than this, how to light fires.
There is clearly the opportunity to pursue broader models of how help seeking may result in better outcomes of those with mental health problems.
