Sentence examples for model is rough from inspiring English sources

An initial small model is rough, abstract and spontaneous, but a larger version already looks like a very spooky film set.

However, the GRIMM-2 SA model is rough enough such that it fits the data to the level we expect.

Dr. Crowley himself noted that his model was rough; for example, he said, past solar variation is only indirectly recorded, partly in traces of elements found in old glacial ice that were made as radiation from the sun and other stars bombarded the atmosphere and partly in observations by Galileo and subsequent astronomers who charted sunspot activity from 1610 on.

It could be argued that cell culture models are rough representations of physiological systems and that TNT-like structures are the sole result of stress conditions in this in vitro situation.

The model is a rough replica of conditions, the scientists said.

Suppose the existing equivalent circuit model is a rough approximation of the behavior of the microwave device.

Note that Okada's model is a rough approximation since the actual seafloor in rarely flat, and the actual earth is not an homogeneous isotropic elastic material as assumed in this model.

This model is a rough approximation of the phenomena that take place in the symbol level limiter, but based on our experience it provides sufficient accuracy for the channel estimator.

However, as explained by de los Campos et al. [ 27] the fact that multiple markers are likely to track the same QTL questions the assumptions of additivity and independence of SNP allele substitution effects between loci, and therefore the genomic model is a rough approximation to the reality of the additive model of causal effects.

end{aligned} (8)When the elastic block is soft and the hard substrate is rough, Persson's model results in the following for the elastic energy [2, 24, 25, 26].

The slip boundary condition might be more realistic than the classical no-slip boundary condition in situations, e.g., when the structure is "rough", and in modeling FSI dynamics near, or at a contact.