Sentence examples for modelling it has from inspiring English sources

With the improved mathematical modelling, it has been shown that voice commands could be effectively used for controlling the prosthetic robot arm.

As a key global parameter in flood inundation modelling, it has been recognized that the Manning's roughness coefficient (Manning's n) could notably affect flood inundation predictions (Beven and Binley, 1992; Aronica et al., 1998; Hall et al., 2005).

From the results of numerical modelling it has been observed that the local stress, strain and hydrogen distributions are inhomogeneous, affected by the misorientation angles, orientations of neighbouring crystal and boundary conditions.

Based on empirical analyses and computer-based modelling, it has been suggested that the impact of habitat loss is essentially independent of habitat fragmentation when >10 30% of the original habitat is left and that habitat fragmentation is influential only when less that this amount remains.

Based on mathematical modelling, it has been suggested that sex worker interventions could drive the Indian HIV epidemic "to extinction" [ 30].

Barbie's pert face and buxom frame were modeled, it has been suggested, on Bild Lili, a German sex toy.

Nevertheless, like any simplified model, it has its limitations.

L.P.R. is, apparently, still going strong, but SubCulture has hit the wall: citing a need to reëxamine its business model, it has cancelled most of its upcoming performances.

And though the industry may not be ready to reconceive its entire business model, it has seen fit to update some of its more archaic accounting practices.

But as a development model it has failed.

Designed to show the superiority of the communist model, it has no residents except soldiers.