Sentence examples for model which divides from inspiring English sources

Today they talk of the "Fed model", which divides earnings yields by Treasury-bond yields.

BEFORE is a grid-based and partly individual-based model which divides beeches into four different height classes.

The older telcos have traditionally built international networks on a consortium model, which divides construction costs between participants, and each company receives as much capacity as it pays for.

Model M1a is a neutral model which divides the codon sites into two categories, one having conserved sites with ω0 = 0 and the other involving neutral sites with ω1 = 1.

The key factors for the appearance of quasi-chaotic oscillations are the non-linear dependence of the immunity on the amount of viruses and the three-dimensional phase space of the model which divides the hosts into the immune and susceptible populations, so that the system consists of three components (Table  1).

We used the Q-TWiST model, which divides the lifespan of the patients from the beginning of adjuvant treatment until death into three time segments corresponding to distinct health states: TOX (time with toxicity from adjuvant treatment), TWiST (time without reported symptoms of treatment or disease), and REL (time from first relapse until death) (Goldhirsch et al, 1989).

After that, a coupled dynamics modeling, which divides the MNSRS into finite mass points connected with massless springs, is established to describe dynamic characteristics of the MNSRS in approaching phase.

The Hosmer-Lemeshow test (H) was used to assess the fit of the models, which divides subjects into deciles based on their predicted probabilities before computing Chi-square values from the observed and expected frequencies [ 17- 20].

For our spatial models, which divided the genital tract into 300 separate regions that were susceptible to viral replication, we calculated R separately within each region.

The paper presented here presents a simple approximation model, which can divide the entire solution space into cases where passenger vehicles produce less CO2, or delivery vehicles produce less CO2, a few other papers incorporate approximation techniques into logistics models.

The lane keeping problem of automatic driving for vehicles was studied based on the simplified linear lateral dynamic model which was divided into a translation subsystem and a rotation subsystem.