Sentence examples for have successfully described from inspiring English sources

The Lotka-Volterra model and its various generalized forms have successfully described the interactions among species in a population dynamics.

We have successfully described the rupture process of the 2011 off the Pacific coast of Tohoku Earthquake applying a back-projection approach.

Longitudinal monitoring of both track (8 years) and campsite (16 25 years) conditions, using relatively simple techniques, have successfully described the scale and delineated the location of changes in condition and so provided a useful planning tool for management.

With the aid of the recently developed CRUST 1.0 model (Laske et al. 2013), we have successfully described the main features of the regional wavefield arising via the crustal structure transitions from continental Asia to the Korean Peninsula, the Japanese subduction zones, and across the Sea of Japan.

The researchers said that "epidemiological models" have successfully described the 'vast spread and eventual fade out' phenomena underlying both 'ideas' and 'diseases'diseases

The coupled dynamics is based on equations of motion that have successfully described coordinated behaviors within and between individuals, now extrapolated to hybrid settings (i.e., co-existence of human and computational agents interacting in real time).

This principle continues to be useful in the conceptual design of new selective oxidation catalysts and has successfully described the selectivity behavior of many commercial (amm oxidation catalysts, including now the MoVNbTeO system for propane ammoxidation to acrylonitrile (or oxidation to acrylic acid).

Assessment of the shape variability defined by each of the relative warps suggests that this analysis has successfully described variation in body morphology within this extended sample of two-year old rainbow and steelhead trout.

"In so far as I have successfully evoked or described grief," he says, "I would be describing my love for her".

However, the researchers claim that these sorts of disease models have been shown to work in the past, writing in their paper that "ideas, like diseases, have been shown to spread infectiously between people before eventually dying out, and have been successfully described with epidemiological models".

Although in theory many critical control points and potential failures in dairy processing have been described during the production of SRC, very few outbreak investigations have successfully identified and described the route of contamination of SRC during postpasteurization processing steps.