Sentence examples for models which tend from inspiring English sources

But they are not allowed for in many macroeconomic models, which tend to assume people actually come from the planet Vulcan, all coolly maximising their utility at every stage.

Very similar behavior was found for all models which tend to validate all methods as useful predictors.

The chapter discusses various types and families of models, from the models of humic structure, which tend to be conceptual, to the various metal binding models, which tend to be more mathematical.

However, these economic models, which tend to be formulated in discrete time, can present difficulties both in linking with natural science-based models formulated in continuous time and in representing the ongoing development of environmental phenomena over time.

These classes are suitable for the application of RI models, which tend to produce time-invariant forecast patterns, whether the application is based on a non-declustered catalog, or on the use of declustering as was done by Helmstetter et al. (2006).

The limitations of this study should not be overstated however; the results reflect the variety of opinion there is in reality, and demonstrate the shortcomings of models which tend to be based on one or at most a small number of experts, who generally are drawn from a far narrower pool for any given model than in this survey, and are only sampled once.

Note that the TS studies prior to 2003 suffered from a defect due to the default algorithm used for GAM (generalized additive models) which tended to overestimate the effect by perhaps a third; the present paper is not affected because it does not use that algorithm.

In contrast, Mr de Villepin this week called for more action on unemployment, but also defended France's social model, which tends to dampen job creation.Faced with a choice between continuity and change, loyalty and tension, Mr Chirac plumped for the man he trusted but with a twist.

First, presented model was dual-objective facility programming model which tended to minimize two objective functions, i.e., total cost of the supply chain and total environmental effects coincidently.

The state-of-the-art typically couples an optimizer with a building energy model which tends to be time consuming and often leads to suboptimal results because of the mathematical properties of the energy model.

In this study, a series of horizontal springs is diverted to the face between the bottom of the beam and the foundation to address the limitation of the Pasternak model, which tends to disregard the tangential interaction between the beam and the foundation.