Sentence examples for modelled in two from inspiring English sources

The adhesive layer is modelled in two ways.

We illustrate our approach by showing how value-based reasoning is modelled in two scenarios used in experimental economics, the Ultimatum Game and the Prisoner's Dilemma, and we present an evaluation of our approach in terms of these experiments.

In a cooperative communication system, the communication between source and destination is modelled in two phases.

The above was also used for the normalised seed counts modelled in two dimensions.

Prostate cancer was treated as a special case and modelled in two stages; first, for years of diagnosis between 1992 and 1999 and second, for all years before 1992.

Other known regularity of human movements is the symmetric ("bell-shaped") nature of the speed profiles of point-to-point straight motions noted earlier [ 3] and modelled in two dimensions according to various propositions of what the brain may be optimizing when planning accurate reaches [ 4- 6].

Table 4 Forecasted transport performance and CO2-emissions of flights to/from the EU Year RTK in million (modelled)a CO2-Emissions in million tonnes (modelled) 2008 224,750 208.9 2010 229,196 211.6 2012 251,215 226.4 aassuming a passenger weight of 90 kg Source: DLR model results.

Source: DLR model results based on OAG data [23] supplemented by all-cargo services from and to Europe Table 3 Historical transport performance and CO2-emissions of flights to/from the EU Year RTK in million (modelled)a CO2-Emissions in million tonnes (modelled) 2004 175,214 185.7 2006 192.709 185.7 2006 202,600 192.7 aassuming a passenger weight of 90 kg DLR model results.

We modelled impairment in two ways: as individual impairments and as a total of different impairments (one impairment versus none and two or more versus none).

Heinrich et al [ 20] compared parental report of traffic intensity at the home address with a combination of air pollution measures and GIS based modelled exposure in two different European countries (Germany and the Netherlands).

FE analyses of shearing, modelled in both two dimensional (2D) plane strain and three dimensions (3D), were performed with a commercial general-purpose finite element software.