Sentence examples for model developed as from inspiring English sources

It presents financial modelling and analysis for dredged sediment management using a financial model developed as a decision support tool.

The operational data was employed to validate the heat-transfer model developed as a part of this work.

The exponential equations were presented as a model, developed as a mathematical description of enzymatic activity loss, which was studied during the stated processes.

For example, a highly simplified model developed as a theoretical tool might be useful in developing explanatory insights, and yet not be useful for simulating the behavior of a natural system with some required level of quantitative accuracy.

The concept is called ExSys-LOPA, which employs, prepared in advance, values from engineering databases for identification of loss events specific to the selected target process and subsequently a accident scenario barrier model developed as an input for LOPA.

This principal article for demonstrating high percentage biomass co-gasification in large scale IGCC power plants, presents the obtained experimental results with a detailed and validated steady state thermodynamic model developed as an aid to assess future plant operations.

A TMDD model incorporating this process was developed by Krippendorff et al. 26 An RME model based on the full two-compartment model was developed as well as simplified models based on the QSS model.

DEM based hydrological models developed as Web services are aggregated to discover hydrological features.

This study assesses coupled shear walls (CSWs) equipped with passive damping systems using the damped continuum models developed as Coupled-Two-Beams (CTB).

Briefly, putative intra-exon PCR primers were designed based upon gene models developed as part of the rice (Oryza sativa; Os) genome sequencing programme [ 29] using gene models which spanned all 12 pseudomolecules of the rice genome.

Structural equation modeling developed as a statistical melding of path analysis and factor analysis that obscured a fundamental tension between a factor preference for multiple indicators and path modeling's openness to fewer indicators.