Sentence examples for modeling in conjunction from inspiring English sources

It uses natural scene statistics modeling in conjunction with an image-degradation model and the HVS model.

It deals with the use of computational fluid dynamics (CFD) fire modeling in conjunction with other important practical aspects in fire engineering such as artificial neural network (ANN), evacuation modeling, and probabilistic approach to assess the total fire safety system.

Though the G-domain of MnmE and YqeH share only ∼25% sequence identity, the conservation of characteristic sequence motifs between them prompted us to probe GTP hydrolysis machinery in YqeH, by employing homology modeling in conjunction with biochemical experiments.

We categorized ongoing maternal exposure to PFOA as a consequence of production activities from the DuPont plant based on modeled PFOA annual total dose estimates derived using environmental, exposure, and pharmacokinetic modeling in conjunction with self-reported residential histories and tap water consumption rates, as described in detail elsewhere (Shin et al. 2011b).

The BSR depth variation in the convex-upward and convex-downward seafloor regions was investigated using two-dimensional thermal modeling in conjunction with topographic effects and seafloor temperature in the area where continuous BSRs were found.

Also, relatively little is known about students' developmental processes and conceptual understanding in curricula that involve learning programming and/or computational modeling in conjunction with scientific concepts and representational practices.

The thermo-fluid dynamics of the hydraulic circuit components, including the injector feeding pipe, injector drilled pipes and nozzle, was modeled in conjunction with the mechanics of the mobile elements in the injector.

The liquid liquid flow is modelled using a Reynolds averaged turbulence model in conjunction with the Eulerian two-fluid equations.

Even the gurus at EPRI, which relies on funding from utilities that run big power plants, agree that moving to a distributed model, in conjunction with a smarter grid, will reduce blackouts.

The proposed system uses a reference model in conjunction with an optimal estimator.

This model, in conjunction with experimental results, allows estimation of the effective surface self-diffusion coefficient.