Because it is possible that a rare car may have been created by modifying a common model, buyers are smart to insist on supporting documents like the factory build sheet.
In this study, the design of thermal reactor and waste heat boiler system is proposed by adopting a common model.
It describes individual design activities interconnected by a common modelling environment (based upon the REST principles) combining several viewpoints of architectural reference model, e.g. the RAMI4.0 Business, Information and Functional Layers.
Communication box, developed by Ogawa and Kuwabara, is a common model to investigate the physical and physiological changes under psychological stress [ 11, 12].
The devices, colloquially called Stingrays after a common model, work by sending out signals much like cell towers do; cell phones connect, identify themselves and send information like texts and calls through the fake tower, creating a sort of mobile wiretap.
However, all the means and variances of the substrings of a state are drawn from a common model, described by a specific hierarchical probability distribution.
Children's IQ scores were calculated from the raw scores of the CRT-RC2 tests by applying the 1997 version of a common model established for Chinese children.
Initiatives such as the OMERACT address the challenge of standardizing and improving the quality of outcomes research by finding a common terminology and a common model of functioning and disability.
Response: As I explained in the text, if the data are generated by a common ancestry model (as K&W's profile model is), and the tests choose common ancestry, then they chose correctly.
The individuals are assumed to be described by a common structural model with some of the model parameters varying within the population (so-called random effects parameters), while other parameters are invariant between subjects (so-called fixed effects parameters).
