Sentence examples for model that systematically from inspiring English sources

Here we quantify the influence of climate and tectonics on glacial landscape evolution with a coupled glacial, fluvial, and hillslope landscape evolution model that systematically explores variations in rock-uplift rate and periodic variations in climate (i.e. glacial interglacial periods) over million-year time scales.

Here, we develop a 3-D finite element model that systematically investigates the kinematics of the Tohoku-oki earthquake given different structural configurations in order to understand how the various components influence the inferred slip distribution and seismic moment.

We develop a network model that systematically captures the complex filtration behaviour in such multilayer filters.

Any system or model that systematically grouped or organized CS, obstetric populations or other items (traits, characteristics, variables, attributes) potentially related to the performance of CS into categories was considered a classification.

GREET is a widely-used model that systematically examines the life-cycle energy use and emissions associated with many conventional and advanced vehicle and fuel technologies.

Additional models that systematically strengthen the quality of healthcare delivery are needed.

The AMM is a reduced order model that is systematically derived from the mistuned bladed disk full model using a perturbative procedure based on the small size of the mistuning and the damping.

This results in an iterative cycle of system modelling, experiment design and subsequent model performance analysis that systematically proposes and then invalidates models that cannot represent the behaviour of the system.

The objective of this investigation is to develop a new total Lagrangian continuum-based liquid sloshing model that can be systematically integrated with multibody system (MBS) algorithms in order to allow for studying complex motion scenarios.

Now, teachers in Atlanta and other high-poverty districts can be fired with value-added models that are systematically biased against teachers in high-poverty schools.

The transient operation of monolithic catalytic converters was stimulated using a two-dimensional equivalent continuum model that allowed us to systematically evaluate the effects of nonuniform flow disributions, of ambient heat losses, and of radially varying catalytic activity profiles on reactor performance.