Sentence examples for inverse models from inspiring English sources

Inverse models are widely used for control or design purposes.

The 2-D inverse models of the real electrical resistivity are displayed in Fig. 12.

The inverse models are used to calculate tsunami flow speed from distributions of tsunami deposits.

These models are classified into two types; inverse models and forward models (Huntington et al., 2007).

Inverse models recovered from the different data types exhibit differences in both resistivity magnitude and structure.

Both bottom-up and inverse models are limited by the density and quality of observations.

Inverse models show that all tributaries have consistent incision rate histories with alternating high and low values.

Inverse models can then be applied directly as controllers, which can be included in an active noise control scheme.

Leachate contamination is restricted to the topsoil where they are revealed as bowl-shaped anomalies on the 2-D inverse models of real electrical resistivity.

This is attributed to the non-uniqueness nature of this particular inverse problem; that is, different inverse models can equally fit the observed data.

To capture the impact of disease on lung tissue and heterogeneous properties one can apply inverse models to data at lower frequencies.