Sentence examples for models produced on from inspiring English sources
Our research goal is to enable designers to turn models produced on commodity 3D printers into interactive objects with a minimum of required assembly or instrumentation.
The ten different models produced on the ten different training partitions were then used to predict the targets of a phospholipidosis dataset with the Parzen-Rosenblatt Window method.
This can be explained as the intersection models produce on average shorter distance thresholds, which leads to fragmentation, shortening and disappearance of some cpg50 CpG islands.
More specifically, different variants of a model produced on a shared production line should be distributed over the sequence as evenly as possible (Yavuz 2013).
This illustration is employed to highlight the utility of the construction, and the performance of a family of simplified models produced depending on chosen thresholds on importance and marginal probabilities of the reactions.
Thus, the models produced based on this data might not be as appropriate for developing regions with a substantially different patterns of social interactions and human mobility.
Models produced based on sequence alignments with a low sequence identity are not generally expected to be sufficiently accurate to be used in structure-based drug design/ligand docking applications or to study the molecular mechanisms of proteins.
Even models that produce on-going single-sided subduction are, up to this point, not able to initiate subduction once in a stagnant-lid mode (e.g. Crameri et al. 2012b).
Feedback was provided in a classroom activity focused on peer evaluation of a set of four models produced by students on the exam.
Conversely, we quantitatively, and preliminarily, assess the possible a-priori "imprinting" of GTR itself, not solved-for in all the GRACE-based Earth's gravity models produced so far, on the low degree zonals of the geopotential.
These predictions were based on models produced by Meier et al. (2009) and Purshouse et al. (2010), of the University of Sheffield [ 2, 3].
