Sentence examples for more accurately modeled from inspiring English sources
Future market demands have clearly drawn more attention to energy efficiency, and the energy consumption of machine tools should be more accurately modeled and controlled.
The addressed variable is the root crack length, or partial penetration depth which can be more accurately modeled by the boundary element method.
The results of the case study show that certain combinations of constraint properties and layout yield a 1-DOF system that is more accurately modeled as a 3-DOF system.
Temperature fluctuation was more accurately modeled by hourly computations of development units than daily calculations, and larvae in fluctuating treatments that spanned the developmental threshold were detected in mosquito heads eight days sooner than larvae at the constant temperature, and they developed sooner than predicted by the standard HDU model.
In particular, the program allows one to (1) draw and edit flow lines where magnetic data can be projected, (2) calculate more accurately modeled anomalies through the use of apparent polar wander paths and single block parameters, (3) generate age distance and time velocity graphs, and (4) generate crossing point files that can be subsequently used to build magnetic isochrons.
But with a quantum computer the problem can be more accurately modeled and scaled.
Obviously, smaller tiles can more accurately model a given shape, which should improve the performance of a cloak.
Guestrin adds that GraphChi can handle "streaming graphs," which more accurately model large networks by showing how relationships change over time.
Taken together, these requirements would form an approach that would more accurately model the relationships the original Table was meant to model.
Follows says knowing how a single organism allocates energy could help researchers more accurately model how microbes spread throughout an environment.
But to better understand the economics of college completion we need to more accurately model the resources that are required as students progress through college.
