Sentence examples for most common models from inspiring English sources

In this research we analyze the applicability of the most common models for estimating compressive strength by combining nondestructive testing.

Best of all, prices have stabilized for the most common models, according to experts who follow the auction scene, after rising sharply in the 1990's.

The base Camry L will likely be restricted mostly to taxi fleets, and the most common models will be the Camry LE and SE.

In this paper a brief review of the most common models of roughness description is first proposed.

The most common models used today rely heavily upon empirical information obtainable only from pilot size experiments and this makes "a priori" design from small scale data difficult.

The combined nearly ideal binary solvent/Redlich-Kister model and its extended version, i.e. the Jouyban-Acree model, are the most common models in the solubility prediction area.

Today, by contrast, the most common model of social organization is crosscutting social groups.

The most common model, the "day fine," scales sanctions to a person's daily wage.

The most common model was that established in Germany—autonomous funds paying earnings-related benefits.

The most common model is still the senior employee individually mentoring the junior employee.

This study provides a guide for ribonuclease selection in ribosome profiling experiments across most common model systems.