Sentence examples for model which applies from inspiring English sources
There is an alternative model, which applies fully to only one of the usually cited seven plots.
On balance, the law is serving those dual purposes I described earlier better than the alternative of a National Labor Relations Act model, which applies to the rest of the private sector, or to a process that would result in binding mandatory arbitration.
The standard statistical shadow model, which applies between two points [29], does not represent the spatial correlation effects of shadowing.
More specifically, a data storage relational model which applies to solving resource-intensive and different-scale problems is proposed.
But we can also find some essay of business model, which applies these aspects in enterprises, which implement the logic of reciprocity also based on gratuity (Bruni 2008).
In this paper, a lens distortion model which applies to line scan cameras is derived from the widely used array camera distortion model.
Another fully mathematically specified over-dispersed model is the beta-binomial model, which, applied to variants derived from pooled case-control sequence data, would assume a binomial distribution within pools and that the expected allele frequency of each pool is beta-distributed.
The FSA-Block is an effective and accurate covariance approximation method to reduce computations for Gaussian process models, which applies to both nonseparable and partially separable covariance models.
Models which apply to parallel interacting and non-interacting reactions, for all industrially relevant reaction regimes must be developed and validated against experimental measurements.
We then examined potential impacts of spatial autocorrelation in bivariate Simultaneous Autoregressive (SAR) models, which apply spatial weights and Moran's I to identify model misspecification, potentially due to spatial dependence, in Ordinary Least Squares (OLS) residuals.
This paper proposes a V&V technique called Test-Driven Simulation Modelling (TDSM) which applies techniques from Test-Driven Development in software engineering to simulation modelling.
