Sentence examples for models necessary to from inspiring English sources
And to what degree are new models necessary to respond artistically and technologically to our political climate?
Luis Perez-Breva provides a prospective guide for how to innovate, providing the mindsets and mental models necessary to develop new ideas.
According to the report, completed on Monday, Hughes scientists helped Chinese engineers in 1995 to improve the sophisticated mathematical models necessary to predict the effects of wind, high-atmosphere buffeting and other natural forces on a rocket launching.
The authors made this information available to assist in the development of analytical and numerical models, necessary to estimate the dynamic response and the engineering parameters for the performance-based seismic assessment of unreinforced masonry buildings.
All drift results were analyzed with the reliability-based approach of FEMA-350 to identify the levels of confidence of the building models necessary to accomplish the damage states defined for the different hazard levels.
The first is a four-day Global Philanthropy Leaders workshop at the Harvard Kennedy School designed for major Chinese philanthropists that equips them with the historical context and analytical models necessary to think about philanthropy and how it is evolving globally.
First, the static part of the model, necessary to compute the prestress state including contact effects, is checked from reference analytical solutions.
"The real barrier is content and the model necessary to make more of it.
In that case, the dimension of the matrix model necessary to compute the SDMA precoder (and therefore the computational complexity) must significantly be increased to ensure the same accuracy.
As I have said, skyrocketing defaults and thus foreclosures were not a surprise--they were part of the business model, necessary to get the higher risk and thus higher fees earned for Wall Street.
The same respondents described mass production models as antithetical to the individualized mentoring model necessary to support trainees interested in academia.
