Sentence examples for model which gauges from inspiring English sources

The course, "Business and Climate Change", is the brainchild of Anant Sundaram, a professor at Tuck and the pioneer of a model which gauges firms' vulnerability to fossil-fuel prices.

Mr. Blundell-Wignall believes that banks in Europe need to raise an additional €500 billion in order to be deemed safe, judging from his own model, which gauges the riskiness of the world's largest banks.

The electronic density of states and the IPR, which gauges spatial localization of states of 648-atom models prepared using empirical potential of reference [18].

IAM is also verified by comparing TVMS and vibration responses obtained by FE model, which can be considered as a gauge to evaluate the calculation error.

Compare the baseline model results to the null model (which uses the average CC count in the training data to predict the test data) results to gauge the benefit of fitting the baseline model.

These authors developed a model, augmented with a series of land use emission factors, which gauge carbon fluxes due to land use changes induced by biofuel production at the AEZ level at a global scale.

Toyota's Prius C, a subcompact hybrid, won the best overall score in the rankings, which gauge the reliability of the coming 2013 model-year vehicles on the basis of consumer surveys.

Furthermore, we rationalise such flow data with AFM and sessile drop contact angle measurements, which gauge the interactions between the nanofluids and a functionalised silica surface as a model timber surface.

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My poplin shirt, the model by which the company gauges continued interest in stretch items, was introduced in 1997.

The researchers measured the part-in-10,000 changes over a few thousand femtoseconds and then plugged the numbers into a computer model to gauge which processes were most important in carrying energy through the lattice.