Sentence examples for consolidated models from inspiring English sources
The modelling analysis focuses on investigating the capability of consolidated models, usually applied to solids, in determining the activation energy (Ea) of the indicated biomasses within the torrefaction range.
In consolidation and non-consolidation in group I and group II, it is inferred that the stresses are more in the non-consolidated models than in the consolidated models in all cases.
In 13-mm three implant model (group II), von Mises stresses are more in non-consolidated model than in consolidated models.
Stresses on the hard bone at the implant area in consolidation and non-consolidation in group I and group II inferred that the stresses on the implant area are more in non-consolidated models than in consolidated models in all groups, and the von Mises stresses are equal in group II 7-mm implant model.
Having produced the Affinity Diagram and consolidated models tuned to reveal insights and issues, the team is ready to use the models to drive design thinking.
Our aim is to apply such consolidated models taking into account the peculiarities of the tactical radio scenarios, most of them being relevant to the used range of frequencies (in the VHF/UHF band).
This last point is indeed partially covered by the consolidation, but we can still hold in the consolidated model rules, with different antecedents or consequents, that come from different models and contemporarily match a record.
"The consolidated model of sleep is predicated upon the solidification of other institutional times in American society, foremost among them work time," he writes.
The EU and ESA space research and development programmes give a consolidated model for international cooperation.
Here, starting from a consolidated model of subcritical crack growth, an analytical approach to this problem is presented.
Besides inconsistent data quality, problems included an inability to know where the data came from (no pedigree), a lack of qualitative information describing the story behind the data (no annotation) and an inability to automate the flow from all of the source systems into a consolidated model (no integration).
