Sentence examples for geographic model from inspiring English sources

We like to call this the geographic model of flavor, in which each taste is laid out individually rather than combined with others.

The theoretic Wi-Fi performance was evaluated in our trial location using a geographic model of Bristol as shown in Fig. 4.

This method requires a geographic model that supports the formalization of the Right to Build regulation in order to check if a building respects it.

For instance, the "geographic" model reduces the many different systems of emergency care to just two: the "Anglo-American," or hospital-based emergency care, and the "Franco-German," or pre-hospital-based emergency care [6, 13].

However, the computational time required to plot the global geomagnetic field greatly increased the time taken to return search queries and has been removed in the most recent version 3. The archeomagnetic and volcanic data query form (Figure 5) allows the user to constrain the output of the database by selecting different data, age, geographic, model, and column options.

The statistical results for the low-mobility population evacuation demand are presented in Table 2 and two outputs of the geographic model utilising the 5 kilometre evacuation radii and two time variables, are shown in Figure 4, overlaid atop the ferry and rail station stops.

Dr. Loftin's team then determined the physical features of fishless lakes — like smallish size and steep outlets — and used geographic modeling to find other fishless lakes.

The company combines some of its own engineering wizardry with Google Earth, a service that provides 3-D geographic models including buildings, to simulate room views.

In particular, there are obvious affinities between the concepts that arise naturally in geographic models and the language of traditional development economics — the "high development theory" that flourished in the 1940s and 50s, then collapsed.

The second type of applications focuses on simulating artificial images for testing a variety of geographic models.

This will allow time for credible estimates of past degradation to be developed, for example using geographic modeling, so that in the future it may be possible to make claims for reductions in this degradation.