Sentence examples for model versatility from inspiring English sources

The model versatility makes it also capable of predicting the dye regeneration efficiency under short circuit, mid-voltages and high voltage ranges.

In the class of cellular automata-finite element (CA-FE) or CAFE models, the use of a regular FE mesh restricts the model versatility due to the limited variety of engineering problems that can be simulated with such meshes.

For example, COMETS offers limited model versatility in terms of uptake kinetics, no gene regulation and few environmental feedback mechanisms (namely, only dynamic extracellular metabolite concentrations).

However, COMETS offers limited model versatility in terms of uptake and reaction kinetics and only has few environmental feedback mechanisms (namely, varying extracellular metabolite concentrations).

Nick Montesano, the director, knows his comic timing, and Andy Hall's set is a model of versatility -- it's a train station one minute, a bedroom the next, a restaurant, a jail cell and more.

The theory is easily extended to include measurements made with multiple beams, underlining the model's versatility in enabling determination of the vibration component sensitivity of a measurement with any beam orientation or combination of beam orientations.

"This model's versatility makes it a great choice for a new or advanced user who wants a hybrid device that shoots high-quality still and motion images".

There Prabal threads are a far cry from denim and we're totally impressed with the lingerie model's versatility.

Hybrid simulation is an advanced structural seismic experimental method that combines experimental physical models with analytical numerical models; its versatility and capability of simulating seismic response of large-scale specimens make it particularly applicable to the general civil structural systems.

Using a number of structural models, the versatility of the proposed DPPA procedure in estimating their seismic demands is demonstrated by comparison of the obtained results with those calculated from nonlinear time history analysis (NL-THA) and other well –known pushover procedures such as the practical modal pushover analysis (PMPA) and the extended-N2 methods.

Compared to matrix models, individual tree-growth models provide more versatility and a greater richness of detail to simulate growth in mixed forests (Zhao et al. 2004).