Sentence examples for models that arise from inspiring English sources

Many models that arise in computational neuroscience are of the form ∂ u ∂ t = g ( u ; μ ), (1).

The topological degree method proved to be a dominant tool in the study of many mathematical models that arise in applied nonlinear analysis.

The topic of fuzzy differential equations has been extensively developed in recent years as a fundamental tool in the description of uncertain models that arise naturally in the real world.

The random variables Y= min{Y 1,…,Y N } and Z= max{Y 1,…,Y N } generate several models that arise in series and parallel systems with identical components and have many industrial and biological applications.

We exploit the special properties of the models that arise in our control theory application to solve these difficult problems with enough accuracy and enough speed for design purposes.

In this study we consider mathematical models that arise from the problem of establishing and optimally utilizing the network of Police Special Forces Units (PSFUs) in the Republic of Serbia.

A model that arises in the supercritical extraction area is analyzed in this paper.

That's a community-based schooling model that arose in post-war Italy where children are considered to have rights and are given more control over their learning.

It is important to note that the receiver model presented in this work is a non-absorbing receiver model that arises from the inherent characteristics of the particular molecular antenna under consideration.

Comparing the safety impacts from the different candidate safety models provides an indication of the importance of differences in the safety model that arises from the use of different calibration techniques.

But the wider problem with the space TravelPerk is attacking is that existing corporate travel booking platforms are outdated and unpleasant to use, argues Meir, who reckons a third phase of business travel booking systems is coming down the pipe — after the original travel agent booking model that arose in the 1950s and 60s, via companies like American Express.