Sentence examples for modeling time from inspiring English sources

An appropriate AFT model for modeling time to hospitalization is (1 where t ij, x ij, and ɛ ij denote the survival time, a vector of covariates, and the error term for resident j at nursing home i; θ i is the coefficient of the dummy variable for nursing home i, and β is a vector of parameters measuring the association of each element of x ij with time to hospitalization.

We further implement the approach in process planning software and analyze not only its feasibility and applicability by means of several real-world processes from different application contexts and companies but also its practical utility based on the criteria flexibility by definition, modeling costs, and modeling time.

Validation through a case study shows that the proposed collaboration model and system can reduce modeling time and improve modeling efficiency when compared to common modeling workflow.

Our theoretical model for endcast is capable of (i) modeling the effect of node mobility, (ii) modeling time domain aspects of flooding schemes such as RAD, (iii) modeling efficient flooding schemes, and (iv) quantifying broadcast storm and flood problems.

In these preliminary analyses, we used general linear models of response profiles and modeling time with indicator variables for assessment rather than with a linear variable.

The succession simulated by forward modeling very commonly contains time resolution, say, 5000 year (modeling time step), whereas the observed succession contains dated time resolution usually in million years, or at higher resolution hundreds of thousand years.

This model is capable of modeling time-dependent flow as well as mass and heat transport problems.

For modeling time-series with long memory, there are two types of formulations that have attracted interest of practitioners [8].

The methodology draws on the latest accomplishments in the field of modeling time-continuous, schedule-based public transport accessibility.

Regression modeling, time-series modeling, pattern recognition modeling and stochastic process modeling are tested to model the expected occupancy status and their performances are compared in terms of the degree of statistical approximation to actual occupancy.

In the present paper, a 2D boundary element formulation capable of modeling time-dependent functionally graded materials (FGM) is presented.