Sentence examples for models developed according from inspiring English sources

Protocol design is usually based on the functional models developed according to the needs of the system.

The final published versions of the generic models developed according to the existing four wind turbine technology types are detailed, highlighting the subsequent changes made during the development phase.

For cardiac surgery, administrative models (developed according to the Dutch HSMR method) have inferior predictive performance when compared with a clinical model (European System for Cardiac Operative Risk Evaluation).

Similarly to the translation of ontologies in OBO format to OWL [ 64], tools can be initially developed to transform UML models developed according to the profile into OBO format, possibly using a set of tags to represent additional semantics.

This article proposes a reference data model developed according to standard multidimensional modeling methodologies and improved iteratively in review meetings with expert users (in the building energy management domain).

The dynamic model developed according to this approach is validated against literature data and results from experimental investigations.

The initial finite element model developed according to the building survey data is updated by using the dynamic test results.

The CO2 absorption into the amine blends is described by a combined mass transfer reaction kinetics–equilibrium model, developed according to Higbie's penetration theory.

The CO2 absorption into the aqueous amine solutions is described by a combined mass transfer-reaction kinetics-equilibrium model, developed according to Higbie's penetration theory.

The CO2 absorption in the aqueous amine solutions is described by a combined mass transfer-reaction kinetics model developed according to Higbie's penetration theory.

Also, accurate and direct equations to determine the uniform flow depth in an egg-shaped cross section were obtained by using an alternative regression based model developed according to the concept of the relative hydraulic sensitivity.