Firstly, concerning verification, a UML model is typically not the input language of a verification tool.
Design spectrum (DS) model is typically specified in a seismic code of practice for structural design.
The surface air temperature from a numerical model is typically expressed as the temperature at a height of 2 m above the surface.
Similarly, replacing a part of a model with a functionally equivalent part from another model is typically difficult.
The validity of such a model is typically restricted to input signals that are limited in amplitude.
For security software, that model is typically seen as advantageous, because the more people examine a line of code, the more chance there should be of some weakness coming to light.
Some British firms, such as John Lewis, already operate under an employee ownership model, and there is no law stopping others from succeeding this way already – but they don't, because the model is typically less efficient than shareholder ownership.
Although the Potts model is typically used for image segmentation, we use it solely as a device to account for spatial correlation.
Since the precise optimization model is typically time consuming and computational expensive, the surrogate model is constructed using data drawn from the precise model, and provides fast approximation of the objective at new design points.
The SWAN wave model is typically designed for wave simulations in the near-shore region and thus is selected for evaluating its applicability on typhoon waves in the coastal waters around Taiwan Island.
This estimation model is typically applied in AWGN channels.
