Sentence examples for pervasive models from inspiring English sources

It's hard to build a drone that's high performance and affordable enough to compete with DJI's popular and pervasive models.

One of the more popular and pervasive models for framing disease management programs is the Chronic Care Model (CCM), which has influenced and been influenced by disease management programs.

The generalized eigenvalue formula Ax = λBx is also a very pervasive model, which covers the matrix polynomial eigenvalue problems.

The architecture of the system is inspired by a pervasive computer model and its most relevant properties are thus: its distributed nature, its high level of accessibility, scalability and interoperability.

A pervasive mental model was that testing HIV positive as a response to a candidate vaccine signified actual infection.

Although gains of edit sites have occurred, loss predominates across angiosperms in our study, which is consistent with the previous pervasive-loss models [ 25- 27].

And the shape of the narrative, a mutation of the now-pervasive "Babel" model of braided, chronologically decentered storytelling, allows for plenty of surprises and revelations.

Almenarez et al. [19 22] proposed a mathematical evolutionary model also known as pervasive trust management model (PTM).

The classical solution is much better, because in classical models, pervasive systematicity comes for free.

Loopt's original broadcast model was a bit different than the more pervasive check in model we see trending nowadays, but the company's soft-spoken and articulate Co-Founder/CEO Sam Altman was quick to note that Loopt actually offers both broadcast and check in methods for communication with friends.

Such architectures must be able to collect and manage a large quantity of data supporting the physicians in their decision process through a continuous pervasive remote monitoring model aimed to enhance the understanding of the dynamic disease evolution and personal risk.