Sentence examples for in generation models from inspiring English sources

However, a full nodal network representation in generation models is often not possible due to computational limitations.

The pattern suggests that the intervals between the evolutionary steps in lead generation models are shrinking in a progressive manner — and in a mirrored parallel with technological progress.

Competitive equilibrium and dynamic models, and in overlapping generation models.

In discrete generation models a return rate of one per unit time means that a population returns to equilibrium after perturbation in a single time unit in the absence of further perturbations [ 3].

System models (fourth generation models) are in general macro-level fundamental models.

Swimming is the recent demonstration of such evolution with the introduction of swimming suits in 1998 and of second generation models in 2008 that allow for a 1 to 2% increase in speed [26].

So the unnamed handset shown in the video could just as plausibly be the S6 Edge as the S7 Edge, albeit the intention is clearly to showcase features incoming in the next generation models.

Existing heat generation models in Lithium-Ion battery is defined as the thermal boundary conditions.

The analysis is usually formulated in terms of overlapping generation models.

[Recall that Malthusian fitness may be thought of as the logarithm of fitness in discrete-time, nonoverlapping generation models (Crow and Kimura 1970, p. 7), so additive contributions across loci to Malthusian fitness correspond to multiplicative contributions to fitness in discrete generation models].

A new design of lab-scale flameless reactor called self-preheated flameless combustion (SPFC) system is presented and employed in power generation modeling.