Sentence examples for model which links from inspiring English sources
Cognitive behavioural therapy for any sort of difficulty uses one basic model, which links together thoughts, feelings, body sensations and behaviours using the "hot cross bun" diagram.
Chapters in some ways are like a function-led center of expertise in a traditional model, which links center-led functions with business units.
As an initial step in this direction, in Supplementary Notes we outline a candidate hierarchical learning model, which links local confidence to the construction of SPEs.
A more convenient description is provided by our model, which links the measured impedance to the mechano-electric oscillations in the interfacial region during the a.c.
One is based the conditional luminosity function model, which links galaxies and dark matter halos by matching the number density and clustering properties of galaxies with those of dark matter halos in the current CDM model.
Here we provide a new, conservative and conceptually simple vapour screening model which links oxygen and hydrocarbon vapour transport and biodegradation in the vicinity and beneath an impervious slab.
It adopted an open innovation business model which linked it with investors, research partnerships, licensing opportunities, and revenue from contract manufacturing.
The results of our study were confirmed by a logistic regression model which linked high BMI values to lower quality of life.
Schmidt and Moust (1995) tested their theoretical model which linked subject-matter expertise, social congruence and cognitive congruence with the functioning of small student groups, time spent on individual study and student outcomes.
Performance evaluation of the CEPP relies upon integrated modeling which links the watershed engineering projects to estuarine salinities and biotic responses.
Following the discussion of these 'component' models, a discussion on 'comprehensive' models and an analytical framework which links all river ice processes in a coherent manner is presented.
