Sentence examples for model which becomes from inspiring English sources
A modified form of the model (which becomes the original model for axisymmetric port) is used for finocyl geometries and a good prediction of pressures is observed.
The mean-field theory gives a good estimation of the phase transition temperature in the long-range Ising model, which becomes exact in the thermodynamic limit.
The pattern then gets turned into a 3D model, which becomes a flat pattern that can be drawn onto some fabric and cut out, then assembled into a one-of-a-kind garment.
We first define an axis-aligned bounding box (AABB) around the entire dendritic model, which becomes the root of the octree structure (outer cube drawn in red, Fig. 1C), and contains references to all dendritic segments.
ODEs or PDEs mathematically represent signal transduction by introducing many parameters in the model, which becomes impractical for extremely large networks due to the increasing difficulty in parameter estimation [ 1].
The exact cause of this rotational behavior in severely DA-depleted MitoPark mice is not clear, but it might reflect a variability in the model which becomes apparent only in aged mice.
"But Italy has entrenched itself on this model, which became a strong ideology and so rooted in beliefs that it cannot be challenged".
The second attempt at a pure laissez-faire model, which became possible after the collapse of eastern bloc communism, has now run into problems too, as Polanyi would no doubt have predicted.
Dibachi eventually figured out that business model, which became Niku, a company in Redwood City, California, whose software automates organizational headaches at consultancies, law firms and ad agencies.
T.H. Marshall's seminal essay "Citizenship and Social Class" is the main reference for this model, which became progressively dominant in post-World War II liberal democracies.
One of the first evaluating systems of sustainability was D. Forrester's global dynamics model which became the basis for the famous forecast made by scientist in 1972 about the depletion of natural Earth resources in 75 years which requires the development of measures to control of population growth.
