Sentence examples for model which remains from inspiring English sources
Better Place has won some important endorsements for its business model, which remains largely unchanged since the company was founded in 2008.
It was found that this model, which remains the model of choice in engineering practice, fails badly in this respect.
In addition to providing fundamental understanding to aid with injector design for liquid rocket engine applications using non-Newtonian liquids, the measurements presented in this work could be used to validate a future closed-form analytical non-Newtonian atomization model, which remains an open problem in non-Newtonian impinging jets literature.
No well-defined 3D viscoelastic material model has yet been established, and the remodeling process has not been incorporated into a constitutive or structural model, which remains as a future problem.
The generalisability/external validity of data from this type of study with respect to pathophysiological conditions in critical illness and other "hypoxic" conditions rests on the validity of the underlying model, which remains uncertain.
In contrast, the DKO* psoriasis model exhibits chronic inflammation, which remains constant over a longer period of time, thereby likely modeling the human disease.
A question arises how the invasion of generalist predator into a local system affects the population dynamics in a predator-prey model with free boundary, which remains unexplored.
His solution, which remains the model for Galactic, was to build a mothership that would carry the rocket to a high altitude.
The eventual success of this collaboration, which remains a model of its kind, rested on the deep respect the two groups of scientists had for each other, allowing unfettered exchange of ideas, and I must say by the remarkable flexibility that the scientists at each institution were given to work on this long-term project.
The contents comprised vividly written and profusely illustrated articles; because the system of article arrangement was obscure, much of the success of the work as a reference tool resulted from its splendidly contrived index, which remains a model of its kind.
The paper starts with (U RANS approaches, advocating the use of Reynolds Stress Models for complex flows and recommending further work on modeling of turbulent heat fluxes, which remains today too basic in industry.
