Sentence examples for models that assumed from inspiring English sources

The bond rating agencies cooperatively came up with models that assumed little could go wrong.

Some are familiar names -- Bonneville, Wildcat, Parisienne -- in the guise of mass-produced models that assumed the concepts' identities, even if the production car little resembled the concept design.

House prices in America may not have declined nationally since the 1930s, for example, but the better risk managers still developed models that assumed a drop.However, stress-testing has imperfections of its own.

Many recent investigations of groundwater dynamics in beaches employed groundwater models that assumed isotropic, numerically-convenient hydrogeological conditions.

We constructed simple fault models that assumed rectangular faults in an elastic half-space (Okada, 1985) to explain the displacement shown in Fig. 3.

A model from Roth & Erev (1995), which was taken as a representative of models that assumed trial and error learning, was used.Using the model designed for this study, we conducted two case studies.

Theorists, on the other hand, emphasize economic models that assume people are highly rational in forming expectations of future inflation.

Most commonly, built-in models that assume independent binding sites have been employed in these studies.

The new result does place tighter limits on models that assume a second weak force exists, Maas says.

However, the diffusion-controlled models that assume local equilibrium at the surface cannot predict such effect.

Finally, we present simple models that assume rectangular faults for the mainshock and aftershocks.