Sentence examples for reasonably models from inspiring English sources
Next, we state a centralized graph partitioning problem that reasonably models the total simulation execution time by minimizing the load variance across machines as well as the potential inter-machine rollback-delay cost.
Such changes can be well approximated as impulses, and these processes tend to be reasonably modeled by impulsive differential equations.
The recording rate of larger eruptions can be reasonably modeled with a single exponential function (Fig. 2a, b and e).
Therefore, we can be confident that the calculations are reasonably modeling the potential energy surface around the minimum energy structure.
Thus, how to reasonably model camera shake blurring plays a central role in non-uniform deblurring problem that can be categorized from two aspects.
Thus, these subsystems generally provide random contribution to the measured vibration signals which can be reasonably modeled by a Gaussian distribution.
Moreover, it is also observed that the probability density functions of matching pursuit angles are reasonably modeled by a single probability density function.
Instead, one could reasonably model the target signals observed under different experimental conditions to lie in a low-dimensional submanifold of the high-dimensional ambient signal space as shown to be true for spectral images in[50].
We find that near the trap center, the numerical results for the electrostatic potential produced by a voltage of the top or bottom electrodes is reasonably modeled by the polynomial (7).
It was concluded that the water balance in the irrigated paddy fields was reasonably modeled by the modified SWAT with the developed paddy module and that the modified SWAT is effective for watershed-scale modeling for watersheds containing paddy fields.
This study illustrates that the evaporation rate from the film can be reasonably modeled using the plate temperature and the boiling point elevation throughout the entire concentration range up to the glass transition point.
