Sentence examples for model that projects from inspiring English sources

They created a computer model that projects human population growth from 2013 to 2100.

In "Performance Projection Model‴ section we propose a performance projection model that projects processor performance and total runtime and finally we conclude and discuss future work.

We also propose a performance projection model that projects and model performance by changing different processor architecture parameters such as the number of cores/threads, memory bandwidth, memory size, cycles-per-instruction (CPI) and memory latency [18, 19].

If you have a great idea and a financial model that projects an opportunity to generate millions in revenue, nothing is stopping you.

Additionally, we present an analytical model that projects parallel recovery can reduce energy consumption more than 37% compared to checkpoint/restart at extreme scale.

Adena Hefets, another Divvy co-founder who worked previously in both VC and private equity, recently explained to us that Divvy has a back-end model that projects where the house would price three years down the line and it allows tenants to "buy it back at that price at any time".

There are many widely published and validated models, such as the CORE Diabetes Model, that project long-term diabetes outcomes [ 14, 15].

In this paper, we propose a thermal model, tModel, that projects outlet temperatures from inlet temperatures as well as directly measured multicore temperatures rather than deploying a utilization model.

The computer models that projected Irene's track actually did very well.

For example, the CAPRI model from which agricultural land demands are obtained takes the EU's Common Agricultural Policy on board, and the macro-economic models that project future industrial land demand pass through energy and economic policies [45, 46].

These results, together with climate models that project further warming in the coming decades [ 3] indicate that action must be taken to minimize the downside health effects of heat, especially among those who are most vulnerable, in the unique high-elevation setting of Tibet.