Sentence examples for models for reference from inspiring English sources

Nielsen's models for reference concentration Co [Nielsen, P., 1986. Suspended sediment concentrations under waves. Coastal Engineering 10, 32 31; Nielsen, P., 1992.

In this article, the elastic DS models for reference (rock) site stipulated in six major codes of practice (AS1170.4 2007, EN1998-1 2004, GB50011 2010, IBC 2012, NBCC 2010 and NZS1170.5 2004) have been compared and scrutinized.

Back then models for reference were expensive.

The computer was used to build models for reference and the animators later retraced it.

Here, we add our independent observations of the temporal changes in atmospheric radionuclide concentrations over Tsukuba covering all of March 2011, with our specific transport model simulation for reference.

Evidence from several mouse models (for references see 27) have implicated prolonged APD in two major problems generating an arrhythmic substrate (figure 4).

Kalashnikov et al. [24] incorporated co-affiliation and co-authorship relationships into an resolution model for reference disambiguation.

To find the similarities and difference between spherical domes and conformal domes at both field of regard and field of view, also make the foundation for optical design, spherical domes and defocused spherical domes are modeled for reference researches.

Record section of vertical-component seismogram and partial snapshots around the crustal pinch derived by the FDM simulation at T = 320 s for modified Sea of Japan models with (b) drained seawater (dry-sea model) and (c) full-sea model (same as the profile B model in Figure 11) and (a) a 35-km-thick flat-crust model for reference.

Yield calculations were based on process-based simulations of 11 agricultural crops in a mechanistic coupled plant growth and water-balance model (for reference, see [40]).

The biomass balance model (for reference see [54]) allows to calculate scenarios of the supply and demand of biomass in 2050, based on a consistent set of assumptions discussed in section 2.4.