Sentence examples for models that act from inspiring English sources
Supply actions and ES are linked through 'conversion factors' derived from bio-physical models that act as environmental production functions.
Using common ontologies, human users sketch out the most important facts in models that act as intelligent whiteboards.
Moore began his sculptures by making maquettes, small preliminary models that act as a "sketch" before the real sculpting gets underway.
Interactions between human stakeholders are represented using multi-agent models that act on forest landscape models in the form of land-use change.
The interactions between human stakeholders are simulated using multi-agent models that act on forest landscape models, and receive feedback of the effects of these actions on ecological habitats and hydrological response.
The blueprint relies on leadership willing to challenge the status quo; strategies accelerating growth by constantly reimagining customer experiences; and operating models that act as finely tuned prototypes rather than static machines.
The GP model that acts as the cost function model is trained by an iterative approach.
Because the calculation of the average of all standard deviations implies a high computational time, we propose a new logarithmic model that acts automatically depending only on the size of the image and the size of the mask used.
This key point provided the motivation to propose and display an ontology-based object-attribute-value (O-A-V) information extraction system as a web model that acts as a user dictionary to refine the search keywords in the query for subsequent attempts.
First, viscoelastic responses are quite complex, and without a model that acts as a reference it is often difficult to have an idea about what force to expect under an elongation pattern given the response to another elongation pattern.
Four of the predictors combine to implement a mirror-symmetric non-multiplicative nonlinearity model that acts on the first and second points in space (first term, Figure 5B).
