Sentence examples for choices for simulating from inspiring English sources
The second component, the CytoModeler Simulation Interface gives users multiple choices for simulating the model.
Although loosely-coupled partitioned schemes are often popular choices for simulating FSI problems, these schemes may suffer from inherent instability at low structure to fluid density ratios.
It is a method of choice for simulating microstructure evolution in the domain of materials engineering.
NUIG (a reaction mechanism developed at the National University of Ireland, Galway) proves to be the best choice for simulating the burning of bio-syngas, its imperfection notwithstanding.
In urban areas, where obstacles are large and abundant, computational fluid dynamics (CFD) would be the best choice for simulating and analyzing scenarios of accidental release of toxic chemicals.
Multi-compartmental models are the tool of choice for simulating the processing of zirconium.
Polybead microspheres with sphere diameter of 1 µm are the other common choice for simulating tissue scattering [ 16– 16].
Referring to vehicle type model, in the literature some models were developed for simulating the choice of private cars, but there are few models for the simulation of truck holding choice.
A multinomial Logit model is proposed for simulating the choice of the place where the student makes the primary activity.
For simulating the choice dimension related to the secondary activity spatial distribution, a hierarchical Logit model is proposed, in which there are two alternatives at the higher hierarchical level: the secondary activity carried out inside the university area, the secondary activity undertaken outside the university area (Fig. 1).
Among the tested models, only the analytical solution of a convection-dispersion equation and the equation proposed herein are suitable for correctly modelling the experimental results, with the developed model representing the best choice for correctly simulating the experimental results and the tailing part of the extracted gas concentration curve.
