Sentence examples for model only involving from inspiring English sources
It is shown that this approach can be utilised to determine transient temperature efficiently once steady-state information is available with the transient perturbation model only involving surfaces where a significant variation in temperature occurs.
Because neither of these two main analyses could differentiate the effect of how local vs. foreign pollen performed within a region, we made an additional two-way ANOVA (mixed model) only involving crosses within regions.
Because the marble model only involves horizontal motion, it may provide scientists with a simpler system for deciphering the Brazil-nut effect.
The OTO (for 'leaves One, Three, One') model only involves two input parameters: the number of living leaves at the monitoring time and the length and width of three of these living leaves.
In the scenarios we considered in our simulations, the analysis model only involves one variable (X) and its square, or two variables (X and Z) and their interaction.
Organics and salts have the simplest models, only involving the buffer pH as a variable.
On the other hand, if the R-particle never comes to possess a definite position during the L-measurement, then the GRW/Pearle models only involve action* at a distance.
Topological changes of the PNFL models only involve attachment or detachment of input arcs.
As we have mentioned that the optimizations of the six dictionary learning models, only involves inner products of instances.
Additionally, the modeling often only involves the prior distribution for the sensitivities, because the prior distributions of the specificities and prevalence are assigned a non-informative uniform distribution of (0, 1), respectively.
In the case of rural landscape, this means that an appropriate governance model should not only involve local stakeholders in a participative approach, but also take into account natural characteristics, cultural aspects of the past and present, and socio-economic aspects, since agriculture is the main driver of change for rural landscapes.
