Sentence examples for corresponding assumptions from inspiring English sources

Surprisingly, these different models and their corresponding assumptions are rarely tested against one another.

Ramsey-based schemes are Stern30, Weitzman31 and Nordhaus32, with corresponding assumptions about the pure rate of time discount ρ and the elasticity of marginal utility of consumption η shown in parentheses.

Herein is discussed a simulation testing strategy designed to determine the model's predictive accuracy and thereby assess the corresponding assumptions made.

As a first stage, fatigue damage models proposed by some well-known references and the corresponding assumptions are discussed and some enhancements are proposed.

Comparing experimental data to simulated results, the microkinetic model allowed an adequate fit of paraselectivities which points out that the corresponding assumptions seem to be true.

The corresponding assumptions to assumptions (A2 - A4) are needed.

In the train-bridge dynamic interaction system proposed in this paper, the train vehicle model is established by the rigid-body dynamics method, the bridge model is established by the finite element method, and the wheel/rail vertical and lateral interaction are simulated by the corresponding assumption and the Kalker linear creep theory, respectively.

The dynamic interaction model of the train bridge system is established, in which the rigid-body dynamics theory, finite element method and wheel rail displacement corresponding assumption are adopted for the vehicle model, bridge model and wheel rail interaction model, respectively.

□. a For set-valued maps, the corresponding assumption is that the map is order-increasing upward.

By contrast, in the biomedical and social scientific applications, while the relevant evidence is "statistical", there is typically no corresponding assumption that the phenomena of interest are irreducibly indeterministic.

The corresponding assumption in trials of treatments for alcohol or substance misuse would be 'missing = drinking' or 'missing = using'.