Sentence examples for model that covers from inspiring English sources
SkeeterVac prices range from $169 ,for a sticky-paper model that covers a half acre, to $369 for a vacuum unit that produces its own electricity and covers up to 1.2 acres.
The proposed channel model H t) is a generalized model that covers the V2V environment as well.
For the successful design and development of such systems, a comprehensive channel model that covers the relevant propagation effects is an essential basis.
Therefore, we need a system model that covers the modal application as well as the NoC-based plandorm and its configurations.
The channel model in this paper is a generic model that covers many well-known composite channel models, such as Nakagami-lognormal, Rayleigh-lognormal, and Weibull-lognormal.
At each time step, an optimization model that covers a finite time horizon produces a control action sequence, but only the first action is put into effect.
While we found gene models for all subunits in the P. abies genome assembly, only PaGG1 had a high confidence gene model that covered the whole sequence.
The set of explanatory variables included in the models was determined on the basis of producing a parsimonious model that covered a range of subject domains (i.e., oral health, visit pattern, socio-economic status).
Conclusions: We developed a fine particulate mass based RR model that covered the global range of exposure by integrating RR information from different combustion types that generate emissions of particulate matter.
Employing a Swedish healthcare sector and societal perspective, Kobelt's study used existing literature – AFFIRM, 93 Ontario data set 8 and cost data from 2 previous Swedish studies 116, 117 – and developed a model that covered a 20-year time frame with effects and costs discounted at 3%.
This classification of reactions is especially important in constraint-based modeling that covers whole-cell metabolic networks and depends on the knowledge of reaction directionality for predicting flux distributions, growth rates and other large-scale metabolic phenotypes (Beg et al., 2007; Burgard et al., 2003; Oberhardt et al., 2009).
