Sentence examples for models which make from inspiring English sources

Typically, modern engineering systems are modelled using complex and high-order models which make the correct-by-design controller construction computationally hard.

These models, which make up about two-thirds of the US tanker car fleet, have been criticised by the US National Transportation Safety Board in earlier incidents as "subject to damage and catastrophic loss of hazardous materials during the derailment".

The list is rounded out with BlackBerry handsets (again, older models), which make up just over 3% of traffic.

The interactive game approach helps to cope with incompleteness and informal definition of UML models, which make strictly formal verification techniques difficult.

Polymer models which make use of the Ising model and transfer matrix techniques remind us, for example, of the work of Flory [Statistical mechanics of chain molecules, 1969] and Zimm and Bragg [J Chem Phys, 31 (1959) 526].

An important aspect of such agents is the ability to reason about the behaviours of other agents, by constructing models which make predictions about various properties of interest (such as actions, goals, beliefs) of the modelled agents.

They could be valued according to models, which made for nice, consistent profit reports.

Robert Blackie, director of digital at Ogilvy One marketing agency, said the way internet companies filtered information they showed users was fundamental to their business models, which made them reluctant to be open about it.

While the Freelander is much lighter and more car-like in construction than the company's bigger models, which makes it cheaper and more economical, it still retains most of the things that customers like about Land Rovers.

The main advantage of these models, which makes them attractive for applications, resides in modeling flows rather than freight demand.

This also gives vendors the support of different business models, which makes some vendors more attractive than others [11].