Sentence examples for model of scale from inspiring English sources

A model of scale effects in mammalian quadrupedal running, Journal of Experimental Biology, vol. 205, no. 7, pp. 959-967, 2002. A. E. Kerdok, A. A. Biewener, T. A. McMahon, P. G. Weyand, and H. M. Herr.

The Silicon Valley business model of scale and user acquisition, while still a hugely important arrow in the European startups quiver, is still just part of the equation, especially in a wide European market so divided by language and regulation.

Woo, an Israeli-U.S. company, has eschewed the LinkedIn model of scale and instead taken the approach of luring highly-sought talent who can explore potential new job opportunities without commitment and, perhaps most importantly, maintaining anonymity.

To develop an integrated and practical model of scale up that synthesises experiences of family health programmes in low-income and middle-income countries (LMICs).

These data are easy to collect with a constant speed insertion such as the motorized tool but hard to collect with manual and Hifocus 1J electrode insertion tool because the array progression cannot be visualized through the basilar membrane as well as a transparent artificial model of scale tympani and the insertion speed during array progression with manual technique is difficult to collect.

A Cognitive Model of Scales.

To create a generative model of scale-free networks, we sample latent features V from some probabilistic distribution and try to generate a network adjacency matrix.

A conceptual model of scale-fragment development addresses the relevance of two key interfaces: 1) the corrosion layer between the steel substrate and calcite scale and 2) the scale surface versus thermal fluid flow.

To develop an integrated and practical model of scale-up that synthesises experiences of family health programmes in LMICs.

Accordingly, we sought to synthesise the evidence from key informant experiences as well as peer-reviewed and grey literature to produce a practical model of scale-up.

We used the constant comparative method of qualitative data analysis to extract recurrent themes from the interviews, and we integrated these themes with findings from the literature review to generate the proposed model of scale-up.