Sentence examples for modelling the whole from inspiring English sources

The main implication of this increased complexity is the need of modelling the whole day and using, at this aim, more complex and rigorous travel demand modelling approaches.

Finite element technique is employed, doing a three dimensional analysis with volumetric elements, modelling the whole geometry of the joint exactly, i.e., plates and beads.

These studies therefore require efficient and reliable simulation tools capable of modelling the whole reactor, including the core, the core vessel, piping, heat exchangers and turbo-machinery.

Forward models with parameters at the neural level, such as dynamic causal modelling, combine both approaches, modelling the whole causal chain from external stimuli, via induced neural dynamics, to observed BOLD responses.

The brief introduction sets out the work's intellectual goals, moving from modelling individual behaviour to modelling the whole ecosystem, capturing emergent properties and predicting the behaviour of complex systems, in a bid to contribute to management of the Serengeti and other ecosystems.

Their findings also show that modelling the whole life history of an organism has the potential to reveal strategies that are not obvious when studying single events in isolation.

By 2015, says Markram, "we even want to model the whole human brain".

There are five stories, layered and stuck together, raising the possibility that Garrone modelled the whole thing on a lasagna verde.

And at a macro-level it would model the whole world – from the effects of a factory collapsing on its workers in Bangladesh to those of fast fashion on the consumption habits of teenage girls here.

Pragmatically modeling the whole world.

There are also aims to model the whole paper mill and to optimize it.