Sentence examples for models that simultaneously from inspiring English sources

We consider such environments to be characterized by significantly high – or near-Knightian – uncertainty, and propose a framework for designing business models that simultaneously attend to the planning and project evaluation concerns of such firms, as well as the societal needs of the activity's proposed beneficiaries.

This method implements branch-site models that simultaneously allow dN/dS variation across branches and sites.

This method implements branch-site models that simultaneously allow ω variation across branches and sites.

We discuss a class of Bayesian hierarchical models that simultaneously characterize and estimate the stable spatial and temporal patterns as well as departures from these stable components.

The delayed effect of exposure on health outcomes was investigated using constrained and unconstrained distributed-lag models that simultaneously included variables for the same day and up to 5, 10, 15, 20, 25, 30 and (for hospital admissions) 40 days.

Our results confirm that extending hierarchical disease-mapping models to models that simultaneously consider space and time leads to a number of benefits in terms of interpretation and potential for detection of localized excesses.

Mele et al. (2009) proposed a model that simultaneously minimizes the total cost of the network and its environmental performance over the entire life cycle of the product.

Therefore, a multi-objective problem (MOP) model that simultaneously considers the depot desires and clients expectations can better elucidate the real logistics operations than a single objective model.

This study proposes a model that simultaneously minimizes the economic and the environmental objective functions of an EIP through goal programming.

This paper presents a multiscale reconstruction model that simultaneously considers the inaccuracy properties on the measurement data and the measurement matrix.

Building on these insights, we then develop an optimization model that simultaneously optimizes shelf-space and in-store replenishment decisions while also accounting for space-elastic demand as well as limited showroom and backroom space.