Sentence examples for model typically contains from inspiring English sources
The gas reservoir model typically contains 0.09 of carbon dioxide, 0.9 of methane, 0.005 of butane and 0.005 of propane on a volumetric or molar basis.
The solution in replaceable cartridges or used to fill a reservoir in some models typically contains a solution of humectants (e.g. propylene glycol and/or glycerol), and nicotine and flavourings.
Models typically contain catalogues of numerically simulated hazard events with associated probabilities that are combined with vulnerability functions and insured portfolio information to calculate loss statistics.
MOO models typically contain an infinite number of Pareto solutions, from which decision-makers should choose the best one according to their preferences.
At the beginning, ground-motion models typically contained a scaling parameter based on site classification (e.g. Boore et al. 1993) or presented different models for "hard rock" and "soil" sites (e.g. Campbell 1993; Sadigh et al. 1997).
Although microscopic models typically contain more low level details than continuum models, rigorous abstraction is still quintessential for a proper use as a model system.
Biological models typically contain numerous output metrics resulting from large sets of coupled equations, and complex covariance patterns often exist between the outputs.
Genome-scale metabolic network models typically contain hundreds of reactions, and are typically missing reactions in their early formulations, since most genome-scale networks are derived from genome annotations that are themselves incomplete.
This is an off-lattice model that typically contains beads only at alpha-carbon positions to represent residues.
Such a corpus typically contains multiple schemas that model similar concepts and their properties.
In particular, Vbonded typically contains simple harmonic terms, whereby for instance a covalent bond is modeled with a potential representing a mechanical spring: V ( l ) = 1 2 k ( l − l eq ) 2 (2).
