Sentence examples for models now used from inspiring English sources
A new fleet of cars will soon replace the 1970s-era models now used by commuters on the Metro-North Railroad line heading to Connecticut.
Like Lance Armstrong, Pooley started her competitive career as a triathlete, which involves running, swimming and riding a bike similar to the aerodynamic models now used by time triallists.
One vision is a real-time simulation, fed by masses of data, that would operate rather like the traffic-forecasting models now used in Dallas and in the North Rhine-Westphalia region of Germany.
And in a study published this year in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences PNASscientistsists at Colorado State University and Duke University called for correction of the models now used to estimate carbon uptake based on remotely sensed greenness.
Several ocean models now use a mineral protection model to describe the flux of material to depth [ Gehlen et al., 2006; Yool et al., 2013].
We recomputed all the first-level models now using a single-phase for each trial (fixed-duration = 6 s) and compared the different trial-types in a group-level ANOVA, see Methods section.
The aims of this research were to confirm or otherwise refine FAO 56 crop coefficients for sugarcane, to refine simulation of water use in the APSIM-Sugarcane model and to assess the reference evapotranspiration (ET) procedure from the CANEGRO model now used in Swaziland for irrigation scheduling and system design.
As superintendent of Denver's schools, Bennet helped develop a growth model now used by the state.
The empirical relations were replaced by physical equations using flame geometry considerations, and the model now uses only two model parameters.
Direct input of satellite vegetation index "greenness" data from the MODIS sensor into ecosystem simulation models is now used to estimate spatial variability in monthly net primary production (NPP), biomass accumulation, and litter fall inputs to soil carbon pools.
They are intended primarily for pleasure flying, although advanced models are now used for training, police patrol, and other work, including a proposed use in combat.
