Sentence examples for modeling techniques developed from inspiring English sources
Using new tools in particular, modeling techniques developed to analyze industrial organization, international trade, and economic growth this "new economic geography" has emerged as one of the most exciting areas of contemporary economics.
This review focuses on modeling techniques developed for prediction of mechanical properties and characterization of microtubules, polyatomic structures that contain billions of different types of atoms.
This paper shall review Metso Minerals' current 3D Discrete Element Method (DEM) modeling techniques, developed to allow a detailed study of the interactions of crushing design variables with actual rock mechanics.
The study utilizes the offshore pipeline and hurricane details to conduct a Dynamic Lateral Stability analysis, with the results providing evidence as to the accuracy of the modeling techniques developed.
In the case considered, the modeling techniques developed from input/output measures collected from the system examined yield to good results for exploitable modeling in control of the examined gas turbine system.
Moreover, to evaluate the accuracy of the modeling techniques developed in Section 3, we also consider the "optimal assignment" which is obtained by exhaustively search for the user association that has the lowest rejection probability, where the rejection probability is evaluated through simulations rather than based on the proposed rejection probability estimation procedure.
The estimation of the Laplacian distribution parameter α is based on the online correlation noise modeling technique developed by Brites and Pereira [17]: parameter α is estimated for each coefficient of each DCT band.
The modelling techniques developed in this paper can be used to obtain finite-dimensional approximate models (time-domain as well as frequency-domain) suitable for control design.
The vast majority of modelling techniques developed for volume-based traffic profiling (based on packet and/byte counts) imply the statistical assumptions of stationarity, Gaussianity and linearity, which are often taken for granted without being explicitly validated.
The approach introduces several novel modelling techniques developed by VTT, such as the probabilistic fire simulator which is an interface enabling to run fire simulation models in the Monte Carlo mode and the time-dependent event-tree method which enables to take into account the active fire safety measures such as detectors, first-aid fire fighting, sprinklers and fire brigade intervention.
This is taken as warrant to apply to cultural phenomena many of the modelling techniques developed by population biologists.
