Sentence examples for models which act from inspiring English sources
The principal requirement of the prototype is to develop domestic dwelling models which act as source for the energy performance calculations.
A constant T c is used to control the stiffening model which acts as a multiplier for the stress relaxation.
Our model which acts as an extension to the existing body of work in this field, works on a set of miRNAs and produces an output of a set of associated diseases, taking into account the impact and association of every miRNA in the set with every disease in the set.
These results provide a simple biologically based dose-response model and suggest that chemicals which act mechanistically like E2 may also show no threshold dose.
Two of the models developed are based on cognitive models, which are ACT-R and GOMS and the third one is based on the Fitts' Law model.
In vivo experimental results demonstrated that the targeted antigen/adjuvants-loaded AuNCs exhibited enhanced antitumor immune response to inhibit tumor growth and metastasis in both B16-F10 prophylandic and lung metastasis models, which may act as a promising nanoplatform for antitumor immunotherapy and in vivo tracking.
Khaled et al. [ 103] carried out a research for the purpose of boosting the physical performances of common acrylic cement via addition of late-model titania nanotube which acts as a strengthening phase.
Chatain says another emerging model is the "virtual" firm, which acts as an intermediary between clients and lawyers who have left big firms in order to work on a freelance basis.
E-763 - E-764 (author of model bill, from which Act is derived, sent copy of the model bill to Senator Keith and advised that "I view this whole battle as one between God and anti-God forces...
iPrice was initially a coupon site, before pivoting into an aggregation model which essentially acts as a destination for shoppers to then go on and purchase items from e-commerce retailers.
Of particular interest to public health economic evaluation is agent-based models, which allows agents to act autonomously with their own behavioural rules.
