Sentence examples for models that embody from inspiring English sources

Effective problem solving requires building adequate models that embody the simplifications, abstractions, and approximations that parsimoniously describe the relevant system phenomena for the task at hand.

To this end, we formulate competing models that embody different assumptions and formally compare their evidence, using Bayesian model selection (BMS).

These relationships have been examined using Bayesian model comparison of dynamic causal models that embody competing hypotheses about how visual contrast effects lateral interactions [ 32].

To determine causal influences among brain regions and more directly assess theoretical anatomical models requires testing of "effective connectivity," with models that embody causal connections such as structural equation modeling (29) or generative models such as dynamic causal modeling (DCM) (30,31).

It is very difficult to find supply projection models that embody evidence about the differences between male and female physicians in life-course productivity, changes over time in trends in retirement, or recent changes reflecting shifting work-life priorities amongst younger cohorts of physicians.

Caponetti, Buscicchio and Castellano propose the use of a more detailed auditory model than that embodied in the widely employed mel frequency cepstral coefficients, for extracting detailed spectral features during emotion recognition.

In Japan, Matsushita Electric Industrial (through its Panasonic brand) has completed a life-size model house that embodies the company's commitment to ecology and the principles of universal design (UD).

This requires a careful consideration of the generative models that might be embodied by the visual oculomotor system and the sorts of behaviours one would expect to see under these models.

Any narrative, any model, that could embody the fundamental organizing principles of human affairs can only be vague in its formative stages.

When applied to pharmacokinetics (PK), the virtual human embodies models that can be parameterised for different species, different individuals and populations of individuals, and that allow simulation of PK from measured and/or predicted in vitro properties.

The manuscript then goes on to suggest a specific model for polymerization and to report results of simulations that embody the model.