Sentence examples for model where Waves from inspiring English sources

There could be a PubSubHubbub model where Waves periodically request the latest news and provide a discussion tool around these.

There could also be a PubSubHubbub model where Waves periodically request the latest news and provide a discussion tool around these.

The formation of the stationary front is explained in the framework of our model where "EIT waves" are supposed to be generated by successive opening of the field lines covering the erupting flux rope in CMEs.

Firstly, we consider a fracture model where shear-wave splitting is caused by pre-existing fractures within the crust.

Possible explanations include MHD waves or shocks, launched by flares or driven by coronal mass ejections (CMEs), as well as models where coronal waves are not actually waves at all, but generated by successive "activation" of magnetic fieldlines in the framework of a CME.

One such circumstance could have been the need for a binding mechanism, as presented in [6], which posits a compositionality model where synfire chain waves [7] represent semantic atoms and synchronization of activity in different chains serves as a binding mechanism.

The inversion of a linear system based on a propagation model, where the two opposite waves are partially coherent, makes it possible to obtain the energy density.

Apparently, more biochemical investigations are required to decide about the relevance of this model in competition to an alternative pace-maker model where a part of the embryo (micromere) generates waves organizing the entire tissue [ 588].

We find that our model, where such circuits are coupled in space, can indeed produce re-emerging waves.

Our data supports a model where the fluid in the lateral oviduct, which rehydrates the egg, triggers Ca2+ wave initiation at the posterior through mechano-sensitive channels.

We are currently exploring a model where the long-range correlations could result from a beat phenomenon between compression and decompression waves generated by the transcription process.