Sentence examples for reproduce processes from inspiring English sources

The approaches currently employed for scaling and representing fluvial processes in physical models are explored, from 1 1 experiments that reproduce processes at real-time or time scales of 10−1-100 years, to analogue models that compress spatial scales to simulate processes over time scales exceeding 102 103 years.

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Based on experience with the system and on a survey conducted among users at our pain clinic, we evaluated whether the concept of the present software architecture, which sufficiently reproduces processes and data at an ICU, is suitable as a PDMS for general wards.

Szostak and Iwasa now artificially reproduce the processes of cell reproduction on digital video.

Physical simulation is an important method to study and reproduce geological processes (Zeng and Jin 2002; Zhao et al. 2006).

Around the time of these and other observations, experiments increased in an effort to reproduce natural processes.

In [41], Pauwels et al. tried to reproduce the processes carried out by the human brain while segmenting moving objects.

Le Pira et al. [25, 88, 89, 90] reproduce participatory processes in passenger and freight transport planning via opinion dynamics models [91], characterising the agents with opinions and with an interactive behavioural rule aimed at consensus building.