Sentence examples for modelling which could from inspiring English sources
This would also help to develop new approaches to integrate transport logistics hubs adequately in freight transport demand modelling, which could then be achieved in far more detail by models.
The proposed methodology and model structures offer a practical tool for strawberry picking time modelling, which could also be applied to other manually harvested specialty crops such as raspberries, cherry tomatoes, and table grapes.
Furthermore, the influence of gene flow from populations further inside the Baltic Sea (with lower predation pressure) to Kiel is estimated to be higher than the gene flow from Tjärnö to Kiel, based on oceanographic modelling, which could partly explain the observed pattern [ 91, 92].
It is a model which could be rolled out across the public services, Shepherd says.
But this kind of data would make it possible to build predictive models which could be applied across a species' range to identify inappropriate locations for turbines.
And even a newer, more efficient model, which could have cut that figure in half, would have used too much energy in her view.
"I've talked to many CEOs who feel they may now have to make changes to their business models, which could result in fewer job and progression opportunities".
Nissan said the fuel-pressure sensor might not have been properly tightened on certain models, which could allow "a small amount of fuel to leak".
The YOA study admitted that there "would be a need to allocate or divert some funding in respect of children, social services and education to such a model", which could mean taking funding away from mainstream services.
It is Taylor's physical frailties rather than the perception of his being an outdated central defensive model which could yet see a type of player Newcastle's manager regards as somewhat timeless depart Tyneside.
An adviser to the pilot project, Jonathan Stanley, manager of the National Centre for Excellence in Residential Child Care, said he was confident that social pedagogy was a model which could lead to better outcomes.
