Sentence examples for prediction of position from inspiring English sources

These suggest that the behaviour of the model is plausible, and a comparison of its predictions with a set of real confusions showed a correct prediction of position of confusion in three-word phrases.

Comparison of the simulation results with the field data of liquid flow through the pipeline from KG to AG located in Iran show that the derived mathematical models are effective for the prediction of position and pig velocity under the given operational conditions of a pipeline.

In residual lifetime based forwarding, a one step ahead prediction of position and speed of the vehicles are performed based on which the residual lifetime is calculated for selecting appropriate forwarding node, which results in higher packet delivery ratio.

The peptide encoding sequences were determined and peptide alignment led to the prediction of position-specific anchor residue.

We compared two docking methods for their ability to estimate Ca2+-protein affinities, Fold-X 9 and AutoDock vina. 10 Fold-X has been published as a method for the prediction of positions of metal-ions on proteins, and for the prediction of affinities between proteins and metal-ions.

Prediction of the position and the shape of the bow shock for different values of the sonic Mach number are derived.

An analytical solution has been derived, allowing the prediction of radial position of yeld onset as related to the elastic limit domain configuration according to FGM parameter settings and thermomechanical loads.

Finally, the prediction of the position is calculated (line 23).

The book also discusses a number of ongoing projects, including those on: diluted papaverine for microvascular protection of cranial nerves, flexible endoscope for IAC control of tumor removal, fluid cement for bone closure, administering aspirin to control residual tumors larger than 7mm, and DTI for preoperative prediction of the position of the facial nerve.

Since that prediction only depends on a measurement made on Albert's system, locality implies that the prediction of the position of Niels' system does not involve any change in the reality of Niels' system.

Its real genius lay in its ability to satisfy two seemingly incompatible requirements: the accurate prediction of the position and movement of celestial bodies, and the need for humans to feel that they were at the center of everything they could see.