Sentence examples for precisely modelled from inspiring English sources
The mechanism of the oscillation is precisely modelled under various diode structures and current ranges.
A modified velocity Verlat scheme that allows friction to be precisely modelled is developed.
In PPP-RTK network processing, the wet component of the zenith tropospheric delay (ZTD) cannot be precisely modelled and thus remains unknown in the observation equations.
Although there are many recent studies of surface hybridization thermodynamics [ 19], the exact hybridization properties of microarray probes cannot be precisely modelled and experimental verification is still needed [ 20, 21].
The strip at Phu Loi is modelled precisely on the original bar district for American servicemen in Saigon, except that what goes on in Saigon at night takes place in sweltering broad daylight — from noon until 5 p.M. — in the rural setting of Phu Loi.
The question for such places is: should corporate governance be modelled precisely on the richer countries or can they develop versions of their own?Since the financial collapse of 1997, several East Asian countries have overhauled their corporate governance, putting new powers in the hands of the courts and setting up new regulators.
Using a GMM, each clip is expected to be modelled precisely and GSSVM is expected to be robust against against the data insufficiency.
The acoustic transfer admittance of the coupler, including the thermal conductivity effect of the fluid, must be modelled precisely to obtain the accurate sensitivity of the microphones from the electrical transfer impedance measurement.
Energy loss during the conversion of photosynthate to biomass is also large but cannot be modelled as precisely due to incomplete knowledge about pathways and turnover and maintenance costs.
Firstly, the width of the running averages of the movie frames to be used in the alignment of each particle will represent a compromise between how precisely movements for individual particles may be modelled, and how noisy the estimated tracks will be.
Each of these (primary, secondary and association) areas is modelled as a lattice (grid) of interconnected cells; more precisely, each model area consists of a layer of 25 × 25 graded-response E-cells sitting on an underlying layer of 25 × 25 graded-response I-cells (not shown in Fig. 3b).
