Sentence examples for models taken from from inspiring English sources

Prominent plasmon damping processes are included in the calculation with models taken from ref. 30.

The book, published by Damiani, is a collection of portraits of male models taken from 2001 until this year.

Performance of four analytical models taken from the available literature is then examined using the established experimental database.

Their work was based on traditional Japanese models taken from classical poetry and literature, and their followers added subjects from nature to this repertory.

This kinetic model gives a significantly better agreement with the experimental results than kinetic models taken from recent literature.

In addition to simulation analysis, the methodology is also established for actual observations for environmental models taken from the literature.

We represent our approach with a feature model taken from literature.

Two models are used: a hydrodynamic model (taken from literature) and a thermal model, developed in the present paper.

A semi-empirical Langmuir Hinshelwood Hougen Watson model, taken from the literature, gives essentially the same results, even upon extrapolation.

The retainers reflect a mythological model, taken from Buddhism, of four deva kings, who guard the teaching of the Buddha against the attack of the devils.

The second one does not require this inversion and is then applied for parameter estimation of a model taken from the aeronautical domain.