Sentence examples for explicit variables from inspiring English sources

Bed length and particle size appear as explicit variables whose effect can be studied.

There is not a large amount of detail at this level, other than an identification of the main explicit variables.

By using this, the model will be displayed as a clear tree along with class names and explicit variables.

This indirect mechanism involves concentrations represented by explicit variables of the glial compartment of our neuron astrocyte mass model.

Different kinds of Variables: Invariance theories distinguish two kinds of variables: (1) Explicit variables, that figure explicitly in a generalization and (2) background variables, that describe background conditions which are not mentioned in the generalization in question.

The results provide valuable insights for predicting taxi demand as a function of spatially explicit variables which may have implications on taxi pricing, taxi industry regulation and urban planning.

The approach originates from the explicit variable time step (EVTS) method, developed by the same authors, for single MB problems.

In order to calculate the VoI, or the "value of spatial information" more precisely because (hat {s}(O)) is a spatially explicit variable(Trainor-Guitton et al. 2012), we assess uncertainty reduction in the detection of outbreak sources when extra knowledge about outbreaks is available.

That is part of the reason why Gotilwa+ does not include age as an explicit variable in the model.

The CMP is a high quality database and performs well against the Directory of Clinical Databases criteria [ 12], comprising data on consecutive admissions from each centre, explicit variable definitions, data collection training for observers and objective variables without scope for inter-observer error.

The analysis used 27 spatially-explicit variables to quantify the ecosystem components in Toronto.