Sentence examples for models whose structures from inspiring English sources

In this section, several distinctive models, whose structures were considered the most suitable for trial-and-error tests, are presented, with the model details summarized in Table 3.

Spectral analyses are often aided by comparison to data from synthetic models whose structures are well understood.

Therefore, we selected a subset of collagen-like models whose structure was determined at atomic resolution.

Mathematically, metabolic networks are described by complex dynamics models, whose structure is composed by ordinary differential equations that represent mass balance of the substrate, biomass, products and intracellular metabolites crucial on the pathways, and numerous reaction rates regarding to the pathways.

The behavior of this kind of dampers is modeled through a first order Lugre dynamic friction model whose structure is analytically simpler than other dynamic friction models used in the literature.

Finally, a simple model is proposed, demonstrating how a bell-shaped cohesive law forms during the failure of the fibrin interface based on an eight-chain model whose structure degrades and changes configuration with stress.

OPC UA is based on a client/server architecture and adopts an information model at the server side, whose access from the client side requires knowledge of a data model, whose structure is sometimes complex, creating some difficulties for a resource-constrained device acting as client.

This is not captured by the model, whose structure is homogeneous along the x-axis.

In order to analyze protein structural dynamics, we designed simple model peptides whose structures changed from random-coil to helix-bundle structures by forming stable hydrophobic core in the presence of metal ions.

Complementary to the field of structural genomics, protein structure prediction seeks to develop efficient ways to provide plausible models for proteins whose structures have not yet been determined experimentally.

The example of statistical mechanics is but one of many that together build up a hierarchical structure of simplified models whose function is to make practicable the analysis of systems at various levels of complexity.