Sentence examples for in accord with the model from inspiring English sources

The properties of this model are compared with the real system, whose behaviour is in accord with the model at low cds at which no passivation of cadmium takes place.

An Anticipatory System is a natural system that contains an internal predictive model of itself and of its environment, which allows it to change state in an instant in accord with the model's predictions pertaining to a later instant [16].

Rosen defined an anticipatory system as: "A natural system that contains an internal predictive model of itself and of its environment, which allows it to change state at an instant in accord with the model's predictions pertaining to a later instant" (as cited in [15]).

A system is an anticipatory system if it contains "a predictive model of itself and/or of its environment, which allows it to change state at an instant in accord with the model's predictions pertaining to a later instant" ([3] p. 339).

Our data are in accord with the model proposed by Vedala et al. (44), whereby fatty acids enter hepatic pathways for immediate or delayed secretion.

3 Having defined the modeling relationship, we can now define the anticipatory system as one "containing a predictive model of itself and/or of its environment, which allows it to change state at an instant in accord with the model's predictions pertaining to a later instant" (Rosen 2012, 312).

They regard their interpretation of the Jain monastic vocation as more in accord with the ancient model than that followed by the Shvetambaras.

Tenji implemented a series of reforms that strengthened the central government in accord with the Chinese model and restored power to the emperor.

But, in accord with the speciation model presented above, laboratory experiments show no evidence of the development of ethological isolation or of any other prezygotic RIM, presumably because the geographic isolation of the subspecies has forestalled hybridization between members.

The effect is due to the creation of composite solid liquid air interfaces that allow for dramatically decreased liquid-to-solid contact area and adhesion, in accord with the Cassie Baxter model.

We report results of molecular simulations by the Semi-Grand Canonical Monte Carlo (SGMC) method to study the orientation-dependent elasticity of glassy polystyrene as a function of both the system-average degree of orientation and the degree of relaxation of chain ends at a constant average orientation, in accord with the tube model of Doi and Edwards.