Sentence examples for modeling as part of from inspiring English sources

Z-Compact algorithm developed by L.A. Zadeh and it has been implemented for the first time as part of BISC-DSS for automatons multi-agents modeling as part of ONR project and has been extended to handle linguistic variables with deduction capability and currently is part of the BISC-DSS software and its has been applied in several applications.

Students were required to complete at least 10 hours of live ultrasound modeling as part of the course.

Input-output modeling as part of empirical economic research bases mainly on the transaction table and was formulated first by Wassily Leontief in 1936.

A current focus of the pharmaceutical industry drug development process is to incorporate mathematical modeling as part of a Quality by Design (QBD) development strategy.

Examples of fault modeling, including three field examples, Statfjord, Heidrun and Sleipner, are presented to illustrate ways of including fault modeling as part of the reservoir modeling workflow.

Two additional papers on multigenerational reproductive and prenatal developmental toxicity studies in ToxRefDB have been recently published (Knudsen et al. 2009; Martin et al. 2009b), again with the primary goal of providing diverse end points for predictive modeling as part of the ToxCast research program (Dix et al. 2007).

The involved actors and their relationships are modeled as part of the architecture implementation specification.

The problem here is that now we have data that is not part of the document, and yet is modelled as part of our document.

These would be expensive to model as part of the macro physical simulation, and so simplified models that provide good audio results are sought.

If clopidogrel dosage is adjusted according to patients' metabolic profiles, this may result in further savings (not modeled as part of this study).

Table 3 shows the specific stocks and flows that are modeled as part of the baseline C budget for the GDS, as well as the data source and method by which they were derived.