Sentence examples for coarse model from inspiring English sources
The embedded optimization algorithm is a trust-region-based gradient search with coarse model Jacobian estimation.
The result is used to build-up a coarse model of a Thin Walled Beam.
We show that the mechanism responsible for the dramatic changes in ref. 8 a redirection of the coastal current is realistic although important small scale physical processes are not correctly resolved in their coarse model.
The proposed method involves using surrogate-based optimization with a reconfigurable co-simulation coarse model as the key component enabling design process acceleration.
The probabilistic characteristics of the latter are determined by minimizing the distortion between actual macroscale predictions and the predictions made using the coarse model.
The effective residues of helix-rich and sheet-rich proteins on SWCNT were studied at the first step, and then a coarse model peptide composed of the key adsorption residues above was built to investigate the adsorption dynamics on SWCNT.
In order to launch the next level of modeling with finer granularity, it is desirable to determine which components of the coarse model contribute most to the disease dynamics.
The "hot-swapping" of such detailed modules for former variables is greatly facilitated by the architecture and implementation of the overarching, coarse model structure, which is here formulated with methods of biochemical systems theory (BST).
The principle consists in determining the parameters (thickness, Young's modulus, density) of the triangular elements of a coarse model which replaces a large set of elements of the refined model.
CLSM derived GWI generally persists longer than GWI derived from in situ data, due at least in part to the inability of coarse model inputs to capture high frequency meteorological variability at local scales.
These tools are increasingly being used in various biological contexts to understand cell fate decisions10,11,12 and such coarse models have proven useful for explanatory purposes in other systems13,14.
