Sentence examples for model switching from from inspiring English sources

Fifteen years earlier, this Spanish supermarket chain had adopted its own version of total quality management, called the Total Quality Model, switching from the industry's traditional high-low pricing to "always low prices" and continuous improvement.

Based on the MNL model, switching from option C1 to C2 yields a welfare gain (( widehat{ECV} ) per patient per unit administration) of -£296 (95% CI: −£302 to -£289).

The isoboles of this surface approximately follow the GCA model, switching from negative to positive slopes near TCDD concentrations of 5 × 10−12 M as predicted by Equation 3. The isoboles are not perfectly linear because of minor variations in the response surface.

The model switches from browsing to purposeful search, but as newer disruptive companies like Netflix and Hulu prove, personalized recommendation-based content gets much better results.

In an attempt to simulate the growth behavior and physiology of a cancer cell with constraint based flux balance analysis (FBA), Shlomi et al. showed that their metabolic model switched from respiration to aerobic glycolysis at high specific growth rates when a constraint for the enzyme solvent capacity of the cellular milieu was introduced [12].

The F models switched from body-on-frame construction to an integrated unibody, and the 413 engine got an intake manifold that placed the carburetors out at the end of long "ram induction" tubes designed to improve low-speed power output.

Wettability transition of the samples suggest that the wetting model switches from the Cassie-Baxter state to the Wenzel state [21], as the latter is the model predicting the possibility of superhydrophilicity of the thin film with very rough surfaces.

To compute the cumulative probability that a given site is lost in time t, we integrate f(t) over the interval [0, t] that gives the cumulative probability distribution (7) Once a site loss occurs, the evolutionary model switches permanently from the site model (θM) to the background model (θB).

The model found that switching from PPV23 to PCV13 in adults older than 50 years was a dominant strategy.

Having presented the contractual aspects and the internal managerial controls defined in this industrial experience, based on the guidelines of the MPS-SV service reference model, to allow switching from a project-oriented to a service-oriented software development approach, the next section presents the discussion and evaluation of the overall experience.

Recently performed cost-effectiveness studies using static cohort models show that switching from TIV to quadrivalent influenza vaccine (QIV) in universal programs is a cost-effective strategy [ 20– 23].