Sentence examples for concepts to model from inspiring English sources

In order to achieve scalability, we use the cardinality of concepts to model their population.

The method extends quasi-steady flamelet concepts to model reactions that occur at lengths smaller than those resolved on the numerical grid.

FCMs can successfully represent knowledge and human experience, introducing concepts to represent the essential elements and the cause and effect relationships among the concepts to model the behavior of any system.

The novelty of the proposed BoD scheme consists in the use of control theory concepts to model the satellite network as a time-delay system and to generate the bandwidth requests.

We show that it is possible to apply familiar radio-frequency concepts to model and design optical nanoantennas, and we use these powerful design tools to predict the linear and nonlinear response of plasmonic nanoantennas and model nanodevice designs for all-optical communications and signal processing.

Using advanced mathematical concepts to model biological processes is very challenging, and Kevin did an excellent job.

We provide an overview of the basic concepts of scaling and dimensional analysis, followed by a review of some of the recent work on applying these concepts to modeling instrumented indentation measurements.

SWATrw incorporates a more flexible wetland morphometric formula and a connecting channel concept to model wetland-river interactions.

This study successfully extends the master sintering curve concept to model removal of polymeric binders in powder injection molded bodies.

This article uses the "effective thermal conductivity" concept to model such complicated composite media, and to introduce a simple methodology that accurately measures effective and bulk thermal conductivities of various thin dielectric layers in integrated circuits (IC).

Here we show that the nonlinear field theories of mechanics provide a unified concept to model finite growth by means of a single tensorial internal variable, the second order growth tensor.