Sentence examples for modelling tools and from inspiring English sources
Furthermore, next generation enterprise information systems are described, which embed modelling tools and algorithms for model analysis.
This has been a focus of many modelling tools and much knowledge representation research [19].
Various modelling tools and techniques based on the mathematics, statistics, operation research (OR), computer simulation, structural equation modelling, AHP, Petri nets, etc., were used.
IBEIM efficiently supports and integrates environmental information management for Environmental Management Systems EMSS) tools, LCA and other environmental process modelling tools, and Design for Environment (DfE) tools.
One of the challenges of computer aided styling (CAS) consists in rendering surface forces, which are generated by the interaction of modelling tools and workpieces.
Besides the improvement of photocatalysts, research progress on the front of PEC reactor design, combined with the development of advanced modelling tools and characterization techniques are expected to bring PEC CO2 reduction a step closer to commercialization.
With the advance of integrated design and modelling tool and Building Information Modelling (BIM) development, it is now possible to simulate and predict the building energy efficiency, air quality & health assessment, risk analysis.
Although Hadid did not like working on the computer — she hated the mouse — she was quick to grasp its advantages as a 3-D modelling tool, and the ease with which one could alter the scale of drawings.
The developed modelling tool and the algorithms implemented by the authors open the possibility to perform fast and accurate calculations using a deterministic description of the roughness for a wide variety of contact conditions.
Response surface methodology (RS M, particularly Box Behnken design (BBD) was used as modelling tool, and obtained predictive function was used to optimize the overall process by the means of desirability function approach (DFA).
Casal2 replicates most of CASAL's functions such as many stocks, fisheries, and areas; age- or length-based dynamics; the use of several data sources (e.g., abundance indices, age frequencies, and tagging), but it has been extended into a generalised modelling tool and it uses more efficient programming practices and tools than CASAL.
