Sentence examples for intensive models from inspiring English sources

The fastest growth in the industry has instead been driven through more intensive models.

When large-scale statistical simulations are needed (e.g. in backflashover rate assessment), detailed but computationally intensive models are not suitable.

The increase in computer processing speed has allowed very complex and computationally intensive models to be developed and run on desktop computers.

More intensive models that describe the complex microhydrodynamics and interfacial events occurring at the surface and within the small pore membranes are also described.

The next nuclear fusion experiment, ITER, is providing the infrastructure for the optimal operation of a burning plasma, requiring feedback control of discharge parameters and on-line evaluation of computationally intensive models running in a cluster of controller nodes.

The goal in the design of a lumped model is therefore to make it both sufficiently general and accurate to analyze blade shapes and cooling channels structures that can be further refined by means of more accurate, but also more computationally intensive, models.

Total direct therapy dose has varied from 36 hours [ 43, 45] to 70 hours [ 44], delivered in varying intensity from three week blocks (intensive model) [ 47] to 34.6 weeks (distributed model) [ 44].

Today, the intensive model is more vulnerable to climate change, soil erosion and pest and plant diseases.

We are asked to accept the intensive model of agriculture as the heroic march of science, against primitive, low-yielding, traditional methods of production.

"We will complete the necessary transformation and repositioning of the investment bank to a less capital intensive model," he added.

The economics of the labour intensive model of property agents just don't stack up with the future of work".