Sentence examples for model affords from inspiring English sources

Have no doubt that the U.N. is, in its way, taking note of the opportunities this new U.S. "model" affords.

It appears that the combustion models used are able to achieve plausible results in the complex combustion systems under study, while the BML-based model affords less computational time.

Proposed model using less parameters than CCJ model affords good agreement with the experimental data and consistent parameter values through the whole shear rate range and different applied electric field strengths.

where i k ( ext ) ( t ) is a deterministic external current and ξ k ( t ) a noise term whose amplitude is controlled by σ B > 0. The model affords an extension where σ B depends on k but this extension is straightforward and we do not develop it here.

We validate the performance and generalizability of our approach using two ground-truth datasets on air travel and daily commuting in the United States: using two different cross-validation schemes we show that the hybrid model affords enhanced mobility prediction at both spatial scales.

This model affords the possibility to directly assess changing in tumor growth induced by therapies.

Results of the study indicated that the model afforded learners, with various abilities for learning, knowledge of fraction equivalence.

The new IS stretches over a longer wheelbase than the outgoing model, affording rear passengers more legroom, and features a larger trunk with a split folding rear seat.

The best CoMFA model afforded a leave-one-out correlation coefficient (q2) and a non-validated correlation coefficient (r2) of 0.578 and 0.988, respectively.

For now, all of Disconnect's products remain free and "pay what you want," a model afforded by the startup's B Corporation, semi-charitable status, also picked up earlier this year.

The model afforded a major improvement in conceptual modelling by explicit simulation of the impacts of soil and climatic conditions on field-scale exports and by placing them in the context of landscape processes.