Sentence examples for models assumes from inspiring English sources

One of Mr Nordhaus's own models assumes that a rise of 19°C would be associated with a loss of half of world output.

The most common representation of sea ice dynamics in climate models assumes that sea ice is a quasi-continuous non-normal fluid with a viscous-plastic rheology.

To reduce uncertainties in model input definition, the dynamic calibration models assumes a crucial role in the accuracy of energy modelling.

Or, perhaps the activation and nucleation of new particles, or their growth to larger sizes is less efficient than the current suite of models assumes.

The proposed strut-and tie models assumes that the corbel resists the loads by compressive struts feeding directly into the column, and a tension tie is required to resist the out-of-balance forces at the loading point.

Most of the research literature on these types of models assumes that the disease incubation is negligible so that, once infected, each susceptible individual (in the class S) instantaneously becomes infectious (in the class I) and later recovers (in the class R) with a permanent or temporary acquired immunity [2].

Thus, the problem is larger than their models assume.

TRADITIONAL economic models assume that people are self-interested in the narrow sense.

Business models assumed that older players would be slow to change, thus creating market opportunities.

All of these models assume outcomes on the basis of existing policies.

In "Runway" she, Nuria Divi and Mary Ann Lacey portrayed models, assuming the sorts of languid, haughty and enticing poses associated with fashion shows.