Sentence examples for patterns model from inspiring English sources
In this setup, two types of time-driven patterns are used to model what happens during opportunistic contacts: trigger patterns model contact opportunities, and bandwidth patterns model the bandwidth available over the link at the IP level.
We use synthetic reservoir scenarios of 2-spot ("Model results for doublets (direct line drives)" section), 7-spot drilling patterns ("Model results for 7-spot well patterns" section) and random infill wells ("Arbitrary producer well patterns, infill drilling and peripheral flooding" section) to illustrate the effect of various injection balances.
PTSRHs were also consistent with the activations in the patterns (Figure 2B, "Pattern" inset), showing that patterns (model vectors) computed by the clustering algorithm reflected very closely the real spiking constellation.
Three models were evaluated: univariate logistic regression using indicators representing alcohol use (Model 1), multivariate logistic regression using indicators indicating alcohol use (Model 2) and multivariate logistic regression using drinking patterns (Model 3).
Location accessibility, in fact, seems to profit considerably from the urban patterns modelled in the BAU scenario (case III).
While InBrands manages the business, taking care of finances and all operational issues, she worries about patterns, models, fabrics, style, trends.
In making an agreement to create an interdependent relationship we open to the possibility of healing old wounds, healing dysfunctional family patterns, modeling a successful partnership for our children, and becoming the best that we can each become.
One pattern (model on the far right) uses images of the Institut du Monde Arabe building in Paris by Jean Nouvel.
Because of the complexity of the stress pattern, model techniques were gradually employed.
In other areas of the language, the place occupied by the root-pattern model is less dramatic.
Since the Middle Ages, the root-pattern model has provided the organizational framework for most of the lexicographical work on the Semitic languages.
