Sentence examples for models of disordered from inspiring English sources

Simple classical models of disordered systems are derived starting with the generic bond percolation approach.

Three T-type beam models of disordered horizontal tails with rear fuselage, a model of two disordered coupled control surfaces and a model of an aircraft with disordered external stores are adopted for the theoretical analysis.

Although the consistency of these observations with models of disordered region function is appealing, it is also possible that mutational biases may play a role in preferentially producing nonframeshifting indels in disordered regions (due, e.g., to repetitive or low-complexity amino acid sequences; fig. 6 A).

We develop an atomistic model of disordered Ti3SiC2 carbide-derived carbon (Ti3SiC2-DC) through hybrid reverse Monte Carlo simulation, and validate it against experimental adsorption data of Ar and CO2 using grand canonical Monte Carlo (GCMC) simulation.

However, it clearly is a related behavior and is widely considered to be a key trait for any animal system purporting to be a model of disordered drinking.

At first he depended on the use of mathematical models of disorder.

Since it opened 27 years ago under a cloud of neighborhood opposition, Murrow, an educational-option school, has been one of the jewels the Board of Education has been able to point to, even when many other high schools were models of disorder and academic stagnation.

For the one-dimensional lattice, the matrices are 2 × 2 and, assuming certain models of disorder, both Lyapunov exponents are nonzero and sum to zero.

The non-selective muscarinic receptor antagonist scopolamine is used to induce cognitive impairments in animal models of disorders characterized by cognitive dysfunctions [ 17], such as Alzheimer's disease.

Since Olton's description of spatial alternation, win-shift behavior as a form of working memory, spatial working memory tests have been widely used to test animal models of disorders that cause disruption to working memory in humans.

Furthermore, the anti-inflammatory and cytoprotective actions of 13- and 17-oxo-DHA, A4/J4-NPs and 15d-PGJ3 have been demonstrated in several in vitro models of disorders ranging from neurodegeneration to airways inflammatory diseases [ 12, 14, 16, 17].