Sentence examples for models for previous from inspiring English sources

Its recent release, IGRF-11 (Finlay et al., 2010) comprises retrospectively-produced models for previous epochs from 1900 to 2005 (definitive 1945 2005), an estimate of the main field in 2010 up to spherical harmonic (SH) degree and order 13 and a predictive secular variation up to SH degree and order 8 with predictive value until 2015.

People who know Ms. Rice said she aspires to be not just a confidante and internal broker of policy options for the president — as was the model for previous national security advisers — but also a strategic thinker and a public voice for foreign policy.

Models suitable for previous devices may not fit new devices well.

Models stratified for previous chemotherapy (none, n = 70; adjuvant, n = 86; locally advanced or metastatic, n = 95).

In restricted (bivariate) models adjusting for previous fractures, age, sex and other risk factors both PTH and TNF-α maintained an independent association with incident fractures.

He has caught attention for an extreme aesthetic – with headpieces made out of smashed-up wood worn by models for his previous collection, as featured on the front page of the Guardian.

"Future space expeditions will resemble sea voyages much more than test flights, which have served as the models for all previous space missions," Stuster wrote in a book, "Bold Endeavors," which was published in 1996 and quickly became a classic in the space program.

For the present study, the homology models from previous for SCR-9, SCR-14 and SCR17 were retained.

In contrast to our previous work called DivIDE [14], the adaptive model employed by AdOr does not rely on the distribution of the underlying data or any prior model built for previous queries.

Similar results are shown for VISSIM model as for previous scenario.

GVis comprises the techniques and technologies (whose development was informed by previous psychophysical studies, previous models for map communication, and previous cognitive models for spatial knowledge and behavior) that facilitate the understanding of complex spatial phenomena via both traditional and nontraditional maps and other spatial representations.