Sentence examples for construct a new model from inspiring English sources
George Efstathiou, of Cambridge University, one of the leaders of the Planck project, said in the European Space Agency news release: "Our ultimate goal would be to construct a new model that predicts the anomalies and links them together.
In the situation of "negative therapeutic reaction," which impelled Freud to construct a new model of the mind, this scenario took an unexpected turn.
We also construct a new model for these representations, in which Knapp Stein intertwiners take an algebraic form.
Then, we construct a new model of Pythagorean fuzzy decision-theoretic rough sets (PFDTRSs) based on the Bayesian decision procedure.
In this paper, the AdaBoost-BP algorithm is used to construct a new model to predict the critical frequency of the ionospheric F2-layer (foF2) one hour ahead.
The variational asymptotic method is used to construct a new model for composite plates which could have in-plane heterogeneity due to both geometry and material.
Using the results from our previous systematic literature review (SLR), we constructed a new model of motivation in software engineering.
It is also clear that Bacon is constructing a "new model" for medieval philosophy, one in which Aristotelian concerns are taken up and transcended in a Neo-Platonism adapted to moral philosophy and Christian theology.
Lines 3 13 can be repeated for different experiments on the same network without constructing a new model of the regulatory network.
First, we constructed a new model based on four new rope squirrel occurrences in Sankuru, from the Global Biodiversity Information Facility database, using the technique of Peterson et al. (2006) for predicting disease distributions with little data.
According to Mayer three important steps in conceptual change are: (a) Recognizing an anomaly, realizing that one's current mental model is not able to explain the facts observed, (b) Constructing a new model, that can explain the facts, and (c) Using a new model, that makes and tests predictions of the model in new situations (Mayer 2004).
