Sentence examples for present-day models from inspiring English sources

The work could one day inspire computers that are much faster and more efficient than present-day models based on binary computing.

First-order models of the so-called paleomagnetosphere can be obtained through appropriate scaling of present-day models of the external geomagnetic field.

The requirements are formulated, which have to be met by the present-day models aimed at predicting the SEP fluxes in the spacecraft trajectories as accurately as possible.

Speciation driven by the joint action of natural and sexual selection may indeed be unlikely if both processes are completely decoupled, as most present-day models tend to assume.

Our Last Glacial Maximum model for Narceus indicates a major reduction in habitat suitability that stands in stark contrast to the present-day model.

Angular variations in temperature cannot be described by present day models.

Kappa statistic for present day models compared with Grey-Wilson maps.

Present day models for BIOCLIM and Maxent algorithms examined within 2050s climate scenarios with restrictions of limited dispersal.

These results indicate that an efficient method of utilizing the present-day empirical models is to select model parameters based on measurements from a few individual points.

A: Present-day climate models are already very useful on the one hand, but they're also faced with very challenging problems, two of which you mentioned — climate sensitivity for a doubling of carbon dioxide and regional aspects of changes in the climate, for example, how rainfall changes in a certain country.

These time-dependent mantle convection patterns would inevitably correspond to time-dependent CMB heat flux with patterns distinctively different from that inferred from present-day tomography models.