Sentence examples for possibility of modelling from inspiring English sources
This work investigates the possibility of modelling monthly runoff for two Norwegian river basins.
Benefits will come from the possibility of modelling human diseases and develop individualised therapies, and from their use in transplantation and bioengineering.
In the second case study, a detailed turbine model is considered within the optimization showing the possibility of modelling the process components in a more detailed manner.
In these cases, the research effort to find an efficient approach to fit laser scanning point clouds, to the desired surface, has been increasing, leading to the possibility of modelling as-built/as-is structures and components' features.
Its advantage is represented by the possibility of modelling the spatial distribution of energy density at high frequencies, thus yielding a more effective estimate of the system behaviour than the average constant value given by SEA.
The possibility of modelling the growth of metal surface morphologies are considered as well as the importance of scanning tunneling microscopy imaging to assure the validity of proposed models.
Because of their pluripotent property, iPSC offer the possibility of modeling human development in vitro.
The loss distribution approach offers financial institutions the possibility of modeling their operational risk control based on their own loss data under the supervision of the regulators.
The Research based on specificity of spatial planning from exploited quarries, as well as the possibility of modeling and redevelopments/repurposes are shown in this paper.
To provide the researchers with the possibility of modeling by means of higher order arbitrary dynamical systems we extended fractional calculus whose derivatives depend on nonsingular exponential function kernels to higher order.
Finally, the possibility of modeling k-fission scenarios (using a more general defection score) is a natural expansion but would need considerable supporting empirical data as to the behaviour of individuals in such situations.
