Sentence examples for model of white from inspiring English sources
This paper presents an extension to the Constrained Cellular Automata (CCA) land use model of White et al. [White, R., Engelen, G., Uljee, I., 1997.
She also notes that this bias has a significant effect - drug dosages being calculated on "this model of white, heterosexual men", for instance.
The consolidation model is meant to supplement the more detailed and rigorous diffusion model of white and coworkers in those situations where data is limited in some way or where there is uncertainty in the measurement of the dewatering parameters.
While pro-slavery literature dubiously likened the system of plantation paternalism to kinship, white mainstream abolitionist literature perpetuated a similar model of white supremacist stewardship.
The spatial allocation component of the model and the cellular automata model of White and collaborators [20] is especially suitable for this kind of work, since small changes to model parameters can produce highly divergent outcomes as the simulation progresses, a feature known as bifurcation.
Like many white people, I went through every stage that psychologist Janet Helms documents in her highly influential model of white racial identity development.
The model of white-rot fungus for many bioremediation studies is Phanerochaete chrysosporium [ 14].
Geometric models of white matter architecture play an increasing role in neuroscientific applications of diffusion tensor imaging, and the most popular method for building them is fiber tractography.
Results obtained using this method for benchmark models of white and pink noise as well as the classical Henon map indicate that true Lyapunov exponents can be isolated from spurious ones with high confidence.
Knowledge of the properties of one-component plasma crystals is required for models of white dwarfs and neutron stars, which are believed to contain matter in that form.
Thus in future studies it will be interesting to examine effects in other models of white matter injury, such as those caused by hypoxic-ischemic or inflammatory insults.
