Sentence examples for models situated in from inspiring English sources

In this talk I will give an introduction to timed systems, system models situated in an extremely important level of abstraction, between automata and continuous dynamical systems.

We assume several models situated in the signal space (Figure 1) and an MSK model situated into the phase space (see Figure 2).

Being based on the passive membrane equation with fixed-threshold spike generation, the proposed gIF models are situated in between leaky IF and biophysical models but are much closer to the latter with respect to their dynamic behavior and response characteristics, while still being nearly as computationally efficient as simple IF neuron models.

Tidal channel bodies and estuarine scouring were clearly evident in the model and situated in the southwestern region of the model, and lagoonal bodies and associated facies were observed mainly in the northeast section and offshore bars and reworked sand facies were positioned on the outskirts of the paleoshoreline.

Although this model was situated in the appropriate anatomical location, there is no underlying Dupuytren's cell type involved, and this model may be better regarded as one of post-traumatic fibrosis rather than of a distinct fibroproliferative disorder such as Dupuytren's.

architecture: the epistemological primitives (one layer in Brachmans model) are situated in several IMI layers.

Environment Agents in the DITCH model are situated in a social space where they interact with each other and use their pre-existing social connections to search for potential partners.

Fittingly, the busy model shop is situated in the same wing as Nishizawa's office.

This is suggestive of a model whereby genes situated in more heterochromatic environments can only be highly expressed if endowed with an intrinsic ability to resist repressive influences, while genes located in more euchromatic environments do not need such protective mechanisms [ 45].

As of now, predominance of application of mixed-effects count models seems to be situated in epilepsy and oncology.

In a spatial agent-based model the agents are situated in a spatial environment and are typically assumed to be able to move in various ways across this environment.