Sentence examples for representing hypotheses from inspiring English sources
After developing a comprehensive set of spatial and non-spatial variables and parameters, we calibrated the model to simulate very high fire frequencies and evaluated the simulations under several parameter scenarios representing hypotheses about system dynamics.
(Chou 1987) proves over 500 geometry theorems using the algebraic approach offered by Wu's method and the Gröbner basis method by representing hypotheses and conclusions as polynomial equations.
Model creation: Creation of one or more models being systems of differential equations representing hypotheses about a biological network.
Deterministic modeling of dynamical systems involves the following steps: Model creation: Creation of one or more models being systems of differential equations representing hypotheses about a biological network.
Brazdil et al. (2009) distinguishes declarative bias specifying the representation of the space of hypotheses (for example representing hypotheses using neural networks only) and procedural bias, which affects the ordering of the hypotheses (for example preferring hypothesis with smaller runtime).
The three alternatives do not represent hypotheses per se, but are more in the form of conjectures.
More specifically, we first show that determinate clauses of log depth are not pac-learnable, regardless of the language used to represent hypotheses.
The unit areas delineated represents hypotheses that arise from expert heuristic knowledge of what has been deemed ecologically important for land management.
Recent research in cognitive and developmental psychology on acquiring and using causal knowledge uses the causal Bayes net formalism, which simultaneously represents hypotheses about causal relations, probability relations, and effects of interventions.
The images represented observations, or evidence, and the descriptions represented hypotheses describing what was going on.
Naturally, phyletic trees are like cladograms in that they represent hypotheses, and the phylogenetic hypothesis depicted in Fig. 7 is only one of several that might explain the pattern of early human evolution.
