Sentence examples for models for specifying from inspiring English sources
The central role is assigned to a set of Petri Net models for specifying functional and non-functional requirements.
On the other hand, ontologies are models for specifying the semantics of concepts used by various heterogeneous sources in a well defined and unambiguous way.
Thus, these four matched Q matrix models balance the strengths and weaknesses of the single Q matrix models in different ways (triangulation process) and, furthermore, they provide, besides the single Q matrix models, additional models for specifying the best proxy for apprentices' real cognitive processes while solving the tasks.
Most disease cluster tests employ heterogeneous Poisson and Bernoulli models for specifying null hypotheses [ 17].
In this paper, we propose a component model for specifying architecture constraints.
This paper launches the challenge by introducing cognitive modeling for specifying decision-maker behaviors more naturally and intuitively.
Our distributed computing extension makes it possible to use the same high-level model for specifying algorithms, while the algorithm can be carried out in a distributed computing environment, with limited overhead for communication between the compute nodes.
We continue this trend by providing means to triplify topological and structural information encoded by SMILES, InChI, and SDF chemical formats, as well as by providing an extensible model for specifying chemical properties and descriptors.
Extensive studies have been carried out to establish an empirical model for specifying the relationship between growth rate and temperature in a variety of organisms [8], [10] and integrate it into the evolutionary and developmental context of adaptation [7], [8], [10], [33].
Similarly, we give a model for specifying the linkage disequilibria among two SNPs, M 1 and M 2, and one QTL.
Many transcription factors (TFs) that control floral development in model plants, such as Arabidopsis, have been identified and constitute a genetic "ABC model" for specifying four-whorl floral organs: sepals, petals, stamens, and carpels [ 1, 2].
