Sentence examples for model of the normal from inspiring English sources
We present it as a model of the normal acknowledgment in the changing world of fashion.
We have developed a two-dimensional computational model of the normal human upper airway based on signal averaging of MRI.
This is done by analyzing the residual of the faulty point and an SOM model of the normal region used in fault detection.
Explanation in medicine takes a model of the normal realization of a biological process and uses the model to show how abnormalities stem from the failure of normal relations to apply between components of the model.
Based on the varied-depth nano scratch test and the grain trajectory of ultrasonic vibration assisted grinding (UVAG), a theoretical model of the normal grinding force is acquired using the material removal in unit time as a bridge.
It can be useful to have a high-level model of the normal behavior of the SUT and also a low-level syntactic model that models the good and bad values of each input and is used for robustness testing.
Purpose: To investigate the potential for mathematical modeling of the normal tissue-sparing effects of cytoprotective agents used in conjunction with radiotherapy and chemotherapy.
In another study, Sepideh and Geranmayeh [56] considered modeling of the normal heart sound and three pathological disorders, namely, aortic insufficiency, the aortic stenosis, and the pulmonary stenosis sounds.
To address this question, Farabella et al. made computer models of the normal PapC protein and versions that lacked the α-helix and/or the β-hairpin.
This information will serve as experimental inputs in finite element models of the normal, pathological and treated cornea [ 23], at an individual level, to improve diagnosis and prognosis of the disease and treatment.
These measurements could serve as potential inputs to be used in finite element models of the normal, pathological and treated cornea, and are a first step for the estimation of the biomechanical properties of corneal tissue, at an individual level and in vivo, to improve diagnosis and prognosis of diseases and treatments.
