Sentence examples for embedded in the models from inspiring English sources
The collection presented Monday, with modern architectural shapes as the reference (at least that explains the dumb cubes and balls embedded in the models' hair), was a hodgepodge.
In this context it is important to bear in mind that uncertainty embedded in the models is large and only partly quantifiable (van der Linden and Mitchell (Eds)., 2009).
The overall description of disposition for diverse chemicals requires that the results for conformation-dependent processes are embedded in the models for property-dependent processes.
They described a crop model as a '…collection of testable hypotheses…' and viewed model inter-comparison as a method of testing the hypotheses embedded in the models through an examination of their ability to predict detailed within season measurements of the crops growth and development.
Models of care such as midwifery group practices, which provide a high degree of continuity throughout pregnancy, birth and the postnatal period, and are known to positively influence MIH outcomes [ 31- 33], are being introduced in some Australian settings with a variety of Indigenous workers embedded in the models.
Unlike the conventional method, no particular equation of the planform is embedded in the model.
Table 3 outlines model assumptions and Table 4 describes the projections embedded in the model's calculations.
Furthermore, in terms of operational planning, CO2 gas emissions related to transportation modes and production are embedded in the model.
In particular, we map the competitiveness to a parameter embedded in the model, so that competitive agents face many opponents, whereas non-competitive ones do the opposite.
A series of assumptions, projections, and calculations are embedded in the model in order to estimate total herbicide and insecticide use on GE versus not-GE hectares.
The first category is concerned with uncertainty embedded in the model parameters, which affects the problem of balancing supply and demand.
