Sentence examples for capture the interactive from inspiring English sources

The methods capture the interactive relations between different variables (Pesaran 1987; Samuelson et al. 1954).

The leadership preparation "meetings" were renamed TLP "sessions" to capture the interactive nature of those all-day experiences, which were more similar to PD sessions than meetings.

We systematically capture the interactive dynamic behavior of intelligent robot manipulators within physics-based virtual testbeds, regardless of the type of application.

However, the prediction efficiency for CS was better than SR in terms of NSE, root-mean-square error (RMSE) and mean-square error (MSE), and was able to capture the interactive effects of considered factors.

In this paper, a discrete cellular automaton (CA) model is introduced to simulate the behaviors of EVs and the related traffic-power conditions from the microcosmic view, which is supposed to capture the interactive impacts of factors in coupled systems, such as vehicle speed, charging expectation (CE), road conditions, state of charge (SOC), etc.

This paper proposes a coupled axial shear flexure interacting (ASFI) hysteretic model that can capture the nonlinear interactive behavior of RC columns under combined action of shear, bending moment and variable axial load.

The stark divide between different parts of the country across England and Wales is captured in the interactive map below.

Figure 4 Capturing data using the interactive wall-sized whiteboard.

Instead of brute-force or exhaustive search of all possible drug combinations, which are often impractical in many situations, fractional factorial design can dramatically reduce the number of experiments by defining trials that capture the individual and interactive effects on the response of a complex system.

The lack of an appreciable association with the majority of the individual dietary components of the aMED, might be attributed to the inability of the individual components to capture the synergistic or interactive cumulative effects on adiposity detected through the diet score.

The rationale for this paper therefore relates to the need for examining the benefits and drawbacks of current modelling approaches employed in relation to the food chain and its products and to understand the degree to which such approaches capture the complex and nonlinear interactive behaviour of the food-energy components [25,26].