Sentence examples for conflicting models from inspiring English sources

Therefore, even through biological uncertainties that may be reflected in conflicting models, and even through the simplifying assumptions of modeling, we can mathematically justify what is believed to be the functional kernel of these networks.

Because even the best scientists have conflicting models of what's going to happen.

In fact, his interspersed meditations on conflicting models of storytelling are one of the most thought-provoking and original features of the book.

A state-of-the-art on intensity duration frequency curves of horizontal rainfall intensity is given, and a new approach to accommodate conflicting models is presented.

After receiving weather forecasts generated by supercomputers, they interpret and parse them by, among other things, comparing them with various conflicting models or what their colleagues are seeing in the field or what they already know about certain weather patterns — or, often, all of the above.

The present paper recalls the two conflicting models that prevailed for the last 20 years of anthropological studies in America before browsing the newly accepted hypothesis about the origin of the first Amerindians as seen by its authors.

This is the second conflicting model of BAK activation.

Finally, the third category contained clusters that did contain a filtered "best" model but this model was unsupported by the proteomic data whereas an alternative, conflicting, model was.

A Comparison of Class-Conflict Cross-Class Alliance Models" Increasingly in EC scholarship, "cross-class alliance" models tend to supplant traditional "class-conflict" models.

We must reinvent rusty old conflict models, or we will never escape the vicious cycle of war countering war.

We discuss the implications of our results in the light of inbreeding conflict models.