Sentence examples for easy to model from inspiring English sources

In this paper, macro-modelling approach has been adopted for modelling the walls which is easy to model, and analysis can be done faster and also gives good results.

Toys were chosen also because they are relatively easy to model and animate on a computer.

The normal distribution is easy to model: 95% of the data will be within two standard deviations of the mean.

"A lot of people involved in the mobile games industry in the UK have finance backgrounds, so they like games like Candy Crush Saga and Clash of Clans: these are very easy to model," he says.

"Driving a Mercedes down a cow-track" is how Thomas Mayer, an American academic economist, once described the application of fancy tools to real-world phenomena that are not easy to model, much less to measure.Even so, the place of econometricians at the centre of economics is now confirmed.

He called his methods simpler than most industry simulations, adding that the Japanese disaster was relatively easy to model because the observable facts of the first hours and days were so unremittingly bleak — "no water in, no injection" to cool the hot cores.

Being more predictable, such behaviour is easier to model.

It's a lot cheaper and easier to model different pizzas using a sophisticated computer and only cook up the best candidates.

Stuccowork was readily adaptable to the elaborate, ornate styles of post-Renaissance architecture, and, because it was less expensive than stone and easier to model, stucco began to be applied to columns and their entablatures.

This makes these sets easier to model.

In general, winter data were easier to model and, across seasons, mean temperatures were easier to model than summer maximums, winter minimums, or variance.