Sentence examples for model for forward from inspiring English sources

The most often-talked about model for forward guidance is the one developed by the economist Michael Woodford, which I've talked about before.

For the past 15 years, my colleagues and I have been working on the study of Good Work (GoodWork: Theory and Practice project--see goodworkproject.org and goodworktoolkit.org ) as a model for forward thinking that should be nurtured in the educational system.

A corresponding realistic inner skull surface was constructed and from this a boundary element model for forward computation of MEG was set up using CURRYV3.0.

But because the sexual reproduction span of Populus is long, it has proven to be an unsuitable model for forward genetics like mutant-based studies.

When using the same model for forward and inverse problem solutions in (noise-free) simulations, varying the number and positioning of the electrodes did not produce appreciable changes in source location estimates.

Control strategies have been implemented on dynamic modelling for forward velocity control.

Maneuver intensity instructions were varied so that drivers' perceptions of normal and non-normal braking envelopes could be properly identified and modeled for forward collision warning timing purposes.

Although some extensions are required to deal with a multi-component fluid, the proposed model can serve as a basic framework for forward models.

The regression model for standing forward bend FC test can be interpreted as, on average (Table  5), 1 kg less body weight increases standing forward bend by 3.86 seconds; 1 ml/min/kg more aerobic capacity increases standing forward bend by 5.66 seconds; 1 point higher on the emotional exhaustion scale (range 0 100) increases standing forward bend by 1.57 seconds.

Then, the inversion result is considered as the input source model for a forward ground motion simulation.

The first phase seeks an optimal polynomial approximate model for the forward kinematics of a Stewart manipulator using a predicted square error cost function.