Sentence examples for evaluation of simulations from inspiring English sources
Then model outputs were aggregated at seven different reference time scales ranging from sub-hourly to daily for a comparative evaluation of simulations at different target time steps.
It is shown that the evaluation of simulations based on a single physics-based error may lead to inaccurate perceptions on quality.
A special feature is the use of evapotranspiration (measured via the eddy covariance) instead of runoff for evaluation of simulation results.
The evaluation of simulation shows that the solution obtained from the geometric method calculates the relative motion of the satellite with high accuracy.
This study applies the principles of instructional design to the development and evaluation of simulation instruction for entry-level nursing students.
Combinations of static 3D plant models with 3D light models are used for analyzing the complex light distribution on leaf level in silico, but detailed measurements for evaluation of simulation results are almost non-existent.
The evaluation of simulation activities requires standardised instruments, such as the Lasater Clinical Judgment Rubric, which is widely used for this purpose, although a culturally adapted and validated version in Spain is not available.
Section 4 presents the results of experimental evaluation of simulation image and SAR images, respectively.
The created hazard maps are of course somewhat dependent on the chosen areal grid resolution, since the evaluation of simulation results necessarily involved averaging the discontinuous ballistic impacts over areas of interest on the summit.
Also focusing on experimental evaluation of simulation abstractions for wireless sensor network MAC protocols, the paper of G. Halkes and K. Langendoen provide an analysis of what the main sources of deviation are and thereby how the simulations can be improved to provide even better results.
RL conceived of the study, participated in model design and evaluation of simulation results.
