Sentence examples for by current models from inspiring English sources

However, the degree to which this will happen cannot be predicted with confidence by current models.

The observed experimental findings cannot be accurately predicted by current models for paperboard.

This point is no better illustrated than by current models of sports injury aetiology which have primarily been concerned with the individual athlete and their immediate environment.

To verify, the results achieved by current models are compared with those of Reddy (1984) and exact solution of elasticity in three dimensions (Pagano 1970).

The hair movement thing is a hard problem but one that's addressed pretty well by current models; setting up hair so it can be simulated in the first place is a different question entirely.

Two heterogeneities – the perichondrium and calcified regions – may affect the behavior of costal cartilage in a manner not accounted for by current models.

The relations between non-contact area and average contact pressure predicted by the current models are also compared with that by Persson's theory of contact.

For instance, while cross-repressive feedback between hb and kni is not supported (but also not contradicted) by our current models, it is very strongly supported by genetic evidence [ 30].

"The formation of young, free-floating planetary-mass objects is difficult to explain by our current models of how planets form," she said.

The success of McDonald's Ray Kroc (his 1.6-ounce burger sold for 15 cents in 1955) and his fellow giants of the industry in establishing a sense of place, however crudely, is best illustrated by the current models of their restaurants, in which the symbolic trappings have become tasteful logos applied to otherwise unremarkable structures.

Here we quantify the degree of variation in bright and drab colour patches in six common and well-studied European passerine birds by implementing current models of avian colour vision [16].