Sentence examples for plain model from inspiring English sources

Annotation paths capture significantly more semantics than plain model references, the declarative annotation method of the W3C standard SAWSDL.

However, in some cases more precision is needed and a Modified Arrhenius (MA) model, allowing the linear parameter to be temperature-dependent, appears as the correct alternative to the plain model.

Motivated by such requirements, in this paper we address the problem of designing constant-round protocols in the plain model that enjoy simultaneously non-malleability (i.e., security against man-in-the-middle attacks) and unconditional soundness (i.e., they are proof systems).

Comparison of the results with those of a hybrid force/motion controller with a plain model-based inverse dynamics motion control and the same force control shows that the proposed controller improves the position tracking performance significantly.

This leads to a powerful instrument for fast, efficient and plain modelling and simulation of large mechatronic systems.

While the Vatican capped the price outsiders could charge - 26 euros for plain models and 52 for elaborate ones - vendors were selling some for more than twice that.

And while it's really nice to have the expensive enameled French versions, you can get perfectly workable plain models at the hardware store for around $50. Start with something in the 5- to 6-quart range, knowing that you'll add a bigger one eventually.

"I try not to cross my legs for long poses," said Richard C., a 55-year-old White Plains model and freelance writer.

In this study, meteorological data from 1954 to 2014 at one representative station in the North China Plain (NCP), model simulation of Hybrid-Maize, and a field experiment were combined together to detect climate change impacts on maize yield and to assess the adaptive effects of cultivars.

Then, the next dialogue state was derived from a combination of the plain dialogue model and the combined model.

As compared to models wearing plain clothing, models wearing provocative clothing were attributed less perceived agency (e.g., ability to reason, ability to choose) and less moral agency [e.g., "how intentional do you believe the woman's behavior is?" (p. 463)].