Sentence examples for merits of the model from inspiring English sources
The merits of the model lies in the fact that it is capable of handling predictions for all category of biomass materials with a wide operating range of equivalence ratio and moisture content in all of the three principal zones of the gasifier.
The merits of the model were investigated experimentally: eight porcine lumbar SMS's were bent in flexion-extension, before and after seven hours of axial compression.
The merits of the models were then investigated to assess materials deformation under proportional and non-proportional loading conditions.
High-resolution (∼daily) data at nine diverse monitoring sites were used to evaluate the relative merits of the models for estimation of six constituents – chloride (Cl), nitrate-plus-nitrite (NOx), total Kjeldahl nitrogen (TKN), total phosphorus (TP), soluble reactive phosphorus (SRP), and suspended sediment (SS).
Another merit of the model is that it does not require parametric input to describe data characteristics.
Certainly, a merit of the model.
Every result has been presented in a comparative way so that the merit of the models adopting in the present work can easily be understood.
Mr. Erdogan, for his part, used his television appearance to promote the merits of the Turkish model of Islamist-led democratic capitalism.
THE cover of the February 2nd edition of The Economist featured a Viking wearing a horned helmet, to accompany our special report on the merits of the Nordic model.
There is an angry self-righteousness about German officials these days: it is a mixture of boastfulness about the merits of the German model, and resentment about being forced to stake hundreds of billions of euros to help others.
It is a question that is pertinent not just to the debate about the respective merits of the Japanese/German model and the American/British one, but also to the choices that emerging economies should make about their future.At first sight capital markets might seem a pretty dubious proposition to rely upon, especially in today's bearish climate.
