Sentence examples for models recently introduced from inspiring English sources

Four simplified dense non-aqueous phase liquid (DNAPL) source depletion models recently introduced in the literature are evaluated for the prediction of long-term effects of source depletion under natural gradient flow.

We encourage animal behaviour researchers to consider these new event-based statistical models recently introduced into the social networks literature.

The controller proposed here is applied to the control of the depth of anesthesia (DoA), by means of the administration of propofol and remifentanil, when using a parameter parsimonious Wiener model recently introduced in the literature.

The paper implements both the state-of-the-art linear model and a nonlinear wave propagation model recently introduced by Louisnard (2012), and presents a novel iterative solution procedure for the nonlinear propagation model which can be implemented using any numerical method and/or programming tool.

A more generalized concept, the 'strings and binders switch model', recently introduced by Barbieri et al. seems to overcome many contradictions [92].

As an alternative class of models, non- and semiparametric models were recently introduced.

A 5-phase mixed columnar-equiaxed solidification model was recently introduced to predict the as-cast structure, and a series of laboratory experiments were performed previously to verify the model.

A statistical model was recently introduced to estimate the probability of slip and fall incidents by comparing the available friction with the required friction, assuming that both the available and required friction coefficients have stochastic distributions.

The company's gain has been tied closely to those new models, including the recently introduced Ford Fiesta subcompact car.

This part follows and extends Keller-Ressel (2009), while a similar interpolation for affine LIBOR models has been recently introduced by Cuchiero et al. (2016).

One of the most advanced water models has been recently introduced that employs an electron density based concept.