Sentence examples for model in low from inspiring English sources

As with flows, the long dry periods posed a problem for water quality simulation (e.g. simazine and prometryn were difficult to model in low inflow events that followed prolonged dry periods).

Meanwhile, it is demonstrated that the new polar+LT code scheme is more valuable to the power ratio of impulsive interference model in low SNRs (e.g., <2 dB).

The experimental results obtained for CuO-water and Al2O3-water nanofluids indicate that heat transfer coefficient ratios for nanofluid to homogeneous model in low concentrations are close to each other, but by increasing the volume fraction, higher heat transfer enhancement for Al2O3/water was observed.

There isn't a single U.S. carrier that uses the A380, Chinese airlines have only bought the model in low numbers, and Japan — traditionally a big buyer of the Boeing 747 — has only recently taken delivery of its first A380.

They provide evidence to question the promotion of the managed competition model in low and middle-income countries.

Because we intended to use our model in low prevalence populations, cross validation was performed using only the low prevalence datasets.

Owing to the advantages of wire-driven parallel manipulator, a new wire-driven parallel suspension system for airplane model in low-speed wind tunnel is constructed, and the methods to measure and calculate the aerodynamic parameters of the airplane model are studied.

However, income-elasticities reduced significantly in the dynamic model in low-income and middle-income countries.

It was also found that the major contributing factors of IL and SL have great impact on the economic benefits of the proposed model in low-carbon economy environments.

In this paper, we present a bipolar transport model in low-density polyethylene under high direct-current voltage in order to investigate the charge packet dynamic generated under high injection.

The applicability of this and other promising models in low income settings needs to be further explored and evaluated.