Sentence examples for model of instruments from inspiring English sources

Preliminary validation of the proposed physical model of instruments is conducted on vascular phantom to demonstrate its performance and effectiveness.

Therefore, a boundary force is predefined in the proposed physical model of instruments to approximate the rupture strength of the vessel wall.

A limitation of the current physical model of instruments is the lack of taking into account the interactions between blood flow and instruments.

To evaluate the simulation accuracy of the proposed physical model of instruments, validation experiments are carried out on an aorta-coronary phantom which is made of transparent silicon tubing.

Schematic of the processing stages involved in the STRF-based model of instrument classification.

The paper proposed the model of instrument which is in line with the Malaysian Educational Development Plan.

Realistic Swarm satellite trajectories were simulated for the same period, the external and induced fields were synthetized along the tracks with 1 Hz sampling rate, together with other components of geomagnetic field (main, litho-spheric, ionospheric and corresponding induced field), as well as a model of instrument noise.

The present study aims to investigate the essential characteristics of a motor control model of instrument manipulation while performing laparoscopic surgery via Fitts' task [ 37, 47].

That being said, different users of the same model of instrument may be quite separate in the plot; the five LTQ laboratories in Study 1 range considerably on the first two principal components.

Since 2004 the Chinese Double Star TC-1 and TC-2 spacecraft, whose payload comprise also backup models of instruments developed by European scientists for Cluster, provided two additional points of measurement, on a larger scale: the Cluster and Double Star orbits are such that the spacecraft are almost in the same meridian, allowing conjugate studies.

Currently, our prototype has been validated in terms of the physical modeling of instruments.