Sentence examples for mathematical modeling which from inspiring English sources

It is a complex process but not a black box, partly due to the effort made in mathematical modeling, which helps us obtain rational cognition about this process.

In this paper, we focus somewhat informally on the conceptual basis for analysis of trust in the cloud; we do not at this time address mathematical modeling, which would involve many more precise details, formal languages, and specific use cases.

The novelty of the work resides in the simplicity of acquisition of the experimental data (by means of a desk scanner) and further mathematical modeling, which is in line with high throughput screening procedures, enabling rapid and simultaneous determination of relevant diffusion and adsorption parameters.

We can expect in the future they will be used as a part of normal clinical practice, combining with more precise mathematical modeling which will help to identify specific windows for drug therapies.

While it is hard to experimentally assess either different levels of parameter changes or kinetics of the transcript accumulation, this analysis can be readily done through mathematical modeling, which is another major goal of this paper.

The rise of low frequencies was used for a mathematical modeling which considered:    - the ratio of high frequencies (7 20 Hz) divided by low frequencies (0 7 Hz)    - the max PSD in the low frequency band over time.

Yet Mr Smolin makes a compelling case that the mathematical models which have dominated physics since the days of Isaac Newton have replaced processes unfolding in time with "timeless laws".

A more effective approach in the long run is construction of a so-called mathematical model, which consists of a set of equations, or sometimes simply of tables and curves, describing the interactions within the system in quantitative terms.

By contrast, string theory, a popular class of mathematical models which describe all the elementary particles and forces of nature as different configurations of tiny vibrating strings, has been explored by thousands of bright scientists since the 1970s.

"So you have a mathematical model which you implement on the computer.

Electrical engineers use bandlimited functions as a mathematical model which is a rather severe restriction.