Sentence examples for models is highlighted from inspiring English sources

The use of a multi-scale modelling approach to extend the application range of the property models is highlighted as well.

The operationalization of stakeholder influences and SSCM risks by formal models is highlighted as another future research area.

The similar dynamic behavior of these models is highlighted by comparative analysis of seismic outputs of three storey building equipped by Buckling Restrained Axial Dampers.

The importance of spatial reactor profiles for validation of microkinetic models is highlighted for gas phase methane oxidative coupling at elevated pressure.

The ability of the models to capture three-dimensional effects such as secondary bending and through-thickness variations in stress and strain is evaluated, and the presence of mathematical singularities in such models is highlighted.

First the principal of statistical spatial distribution models is highlighted using the example of Rhipicephalus appendiculatus in Kenya, a tick transmitting East Coast fever in cattle.

The need for a systematic modelling framework is highlighted together with modelling issues related to model identification, adaptation and extension.

The advantages and drawbacks of these models were highlighted.

Some significant differences with previous published models are highlighted.

The advantages of the proposed EPR models are highlighted.

Differences and similarities to traditional neural network models are highlighted.