Sentence examples for models embedded with from inspiring English sources

We constructed "light-axon" PONS models that included multi-compartment, double cable, myelinated axon models embedded with ChR2 membrane dynamics, coupled with a model of blue light dynamics in the tissue medium from a range of different light sources.

The selected methods were compared on a large number of simulated data sets, each, consistent with complex disease models, embedded with multiple sets of interacting SNPs, under different interaction models.

To understand the fine-scale feedback between hydrological processes and water management decisions, a distributed hydrological model embedded with a reservoir component is desired.

A single fluid model, embedded with a Volume-of-Fluid (VOF -based interface capturing methodology for monitoring the liquid–gas interface dynamics, is supplemented with a VOF -basedsport model for predinterfacevitation events triggered within the liquid.

However, the possible deviations tapped into phenomena like foam detachment and char cracking were alleviated by ANFIS modeling embedded with pertinent fuzzy rules based on the sole and associative practical role of used additives.

The nonlinear elastic foundation is modeled using the Winkler-Pasternak model embedded with quadratic and cubic nonlinearities in order to a have a more complete description of the interaction.

To explain the fundamental departure of microcontinuum theories from the classical continuum theory, the former is a continuum model embedded with microstructures to describe the microscopic motion or a non-local model to describe the long-range material interaction.

However, the experimentation of this maintenance system model (embedded with algorithms, e-maintenance tools) needs to be explored when the RVS machine is utilized in both surface and underground mines.

HIPERPAV III® engineering software with these analytical models embedded is used to predict temperature developments of the early-age PCCP.

We develop and analyse a population viability model with an explicit epidemiological model embedded within it.

Secondly, the Mandarin models are embedded with a significant amount of English material (English loan words, e.g)., reflecting a modern reality of language use in China.