Sentence examples for modelling which depends from inspiring English sources

Please note that this is not a discussion of the accuracy or methodology of SDM modelling, which depends on the spatial accuracy of the species occurrence data used (see [ 37] for a recent review) but solely on the appropriate spatial grain of such projections.

The second part is a temperature-dependent hyperelasticity model which depends on an additional internal variable to consider the long-term degradation of the primary rubber network.

This is the role of modelling and simulation which depends of course on use of experimental data.

IndyMac's dire straits raise questions about its primary regulator, the Office of Thrift Supervision, and the viability of the thrift business model, which depends heavily on mortgages.

Tensions between its business model – which depends on selling more stuff to more people everywhere – and its environmental aspirations remain unresolved.

The model, which depends on an equal partnership among the voluntary sector, local authorities, health commissioners and providers, has led to a 30% fall in emergency hospital admissions, a 40% fall in admissions to long-term care admissions and an assessed 23% improvement in people's wellbeing.

This gives us a model which depends on four variables.

The above examples illustrate the spectral variability of the NGDC-720 model, which depends on a multitude of factors.

The groundwater recharge value was estimated using a hydrogeological model which depends on soil and rock infiltration coefficient.

Lee and Sheu ([2007]) proposed stiffness degradation model which depends on cyclic strain history under cyclic straining.

He notes that climate modeling, which depends heavily on computational physics, must compete with other fields for a dwindling supply of physics graduates.