The phrase "evolution of model" is correct and usable in written English.
For example, you can use it to describe the gradual development of an idea, plan, or product: "The evolution of model allowed us to create a much more effective solution in the end."
In the Victorian era, the evolution of model settlements would have been incomplete without a sense of moral rectitude on the part of those who built, designed and ultimately profited from them.
For this purpose, fortunately, the cosmological evolution of model universes is especially simple and amenable to computation at redshifts much larger than 10,000 (or temperatures substantially above 30,000 K) because the physical properties of the dominant component, photons, then are completely known.
Fig. 8 The temperature evolution of model 500 10A.
The isothermal lines (thin solid line) are drawn every 100 K. Fig. 9 The temperature evolution of model 500 10A.
The evolution of model sand beaches, each with the same initial plane slope, was measured for a range of wave conditions, firstly using monochromatic short waves.
Furthermore, we put forward a parameter estimation approach that establishes recursive higher-order hidden Markov model (HOHMM) filtering algorithms customised for the regime-switching evolution of model parameters.
This paper presents a new methodological framework for capturing and statistically modeling the evolution of models in model-driven software development.
We have summarized the evolution of models applied to breast cancer incidence data.
In order to support the evolution of models for the Calvin-Benson cycle and to improve the reproducibility of model-driven results, we discuss ways to improve and correct existing models.
This method, which involves the co-evolution of model parameters, is applied to the problem of learning gaits for hexapod robots.
In order to simulate the time evolution of the model, the model equations are numerically integrated.
