Sentence examples for model the net from inspiring English sources

In the numerical model, the net was simulated as a porous medium obeying Forchheimer's law.

Based on the experimental results with the developed cutting model, the net cutting forces to make a cut chip and press CFRP laminates under the flank surface of the tool were quantitatively evaluated.

The major processes of metabolite release and degradation are very dependent on the physical, chemical and biological environment in the sludge treatment facility and it was not possible to accurately model the net effect.

In this paper I model the net rate of energy intake as a function of foraging efficiency, and thus of locomotor economy; improved economy leads to greater net energy intake.

For the internal storm event structure, a Geometric distribution was used to model the net event duration, defined as the difference between the total duration (D) and L. A two-parameter Poisson model was adopted for modelling the distribution of the L wet periods within D, and the first-order autoregressive Lognormal model was applied for the distribution of RT over the L wet periods.

Instead of (1), for throughput-based costs with dynamic altruism and utility being a concave (log) function of throughput, we can model the net utility as V ~ i ( q ¯ ) = C i log ( γ i ( q ¯ ) ) + A i α i ( q ¯ − i ) γ ¯ − i ( q ¯ ) − M i γ i ( q ¯ ).

Zhou divided enterprise clusters into two models: the concentration of subcontractors around the dominant firm and the concentration of simple competitors, called the center halfback model and the net model [13].

Modeling the net exposure would be a nightmare even if the REITs completely disclosed all their holdings.

The two carriers ordered a total of 110 aircraft (but with buybacks of older models the net addition to the fleets will be 94).

Before we simulated the NECB for the GDS, we modeled the net ecosystem production (NEP) for the historic 30-year period (1985 2015).

Modelling the net carbon uptake by vegetation (Net Primary Productivity, NPP) and estimating the yields of agricultural plants have become important tools to study the mechanisms of carbon exchange between the atmosphere and vegetation, as well as issues of food security.