Sentence examples for model developed earlier from inspiring English sources
The model is validated with results from the rigorous numerical model developed earlier by App (2010), based on one set of actual field data.
A mathematical representation of the growth of a photosynthetic system in an alternating light/dark regime is proposed, integrating fluid dynamics and maintenance in the three-state model developed earlier by Eilers and Peeters (1998. Ecological Modeling, 42, 199 215).
To achieve the most homogeneous merged areas, we selected the adjacent ZIP code that had the closest expected percentage of elevated BLLs based on a regression model developed earlier (Talbot et al. 1998).
Therefore, we developed eight spatially explicit climate model scenarios, and used the Maxent climate distribution model developed earlier to project the future climate distribution for each species to 2020, 2050 and 2080.
Simplified relations for the changes in SAW velocity and attenuation due to thin polymer coatings and vapor sorption are presented by making analytic approximations to the complex theoretical model developed earlier by Martin et al. [Anal. Chem. 66 (1994(1994) 2201 2219].
The proposed model is based on the same principles as the CTTC model, developed earlier by M.E.
A mathematical model developed a year ago by Bernhard Schwärtlander of the World Health Organisation and his colleagues estimated the maximum amount that could be spent usefully per year by 2005 as about $9 billion.
It is unreasonable to expect the educational model developed 50 years ago to be able to adequately train the medical students and residents of today.
The A45S model develops 3309 kW at 220 rev/min.
The first commercial UEC engine, a nine-cylinder UEC 75/150 model developing 8830 kW, was introduced in 1955.
In a recent review of existing confining models, Ozbakkaloglu et al. (2013) assessed the performance of 88 models developed (between 1982 and 2011) to predict the axial stress strain behavior of FRP-confined concrete in circular sections.
