Sentence examples for models for the initial from inspiring English sources
In recent years, two fields with different approaches to understanding the past genetics and archaeology—have been somewhat out of synch with each other in their models for the initial peopling of the Americas.
Simple models for the initial compressive phase in the case of global bending and for the development of a single axisymmetric wrinkle in a circular shell, are used to analyse some numerical results presented in Part I of this study [International Journal of Solids and Structures 41 (2004) 1565].
Our fieldwork found two distinct strategic models for the initial development of the Jamaican medical tourism sector being pursued simultaneously.
This paper proposes a random field model for the initial geometric imperfection of reticulated shell structures.
These findings provide a new model for the initial steps of bacterial cell division and providing insights into the potential regulatory interplay of the two proteins.
This can be summarized as one explicit model for the initial model, two models with one, which is fleshing out for biconditional interpretations, and conditional interpretation with two fleshed out models added to the first representation.
In the present paper a simple model for the initial growth process is proposed which accounts for the observed orientation relationship and the scatter.
A reduced kinetic model for the initial steps of the photocatalytic process is presented with the aim to analytically solve the resulting kinetic system.
A general model for the initial nucleation and growth of electrodeposits, based upon hemispheroidal growth forms (hemi-ellipsoids of revolution), is proposed and analysed in detail.
Experimental insights are combined with density functional theory calculations to propose a model for the initial stage of the van der Waals growth of graphene on mica surfaces.
From there, a federative model for the initial peopling of America has been designed which could now explain the biological variability found at both the craniofacial and genetic level.
