The phrase "resolved model" can be used in written English, especially in technical or academic writing. It refers to a model or theory that has been confirmed or solved, typically through research or experimentation. Example: After conducting numerous experiments, the scientists were able to present a resolved model for the behavior of black holes.
The model for stationary ECM conditions is extended to a time resolved model.
In this article we use a detailed 3D micro-structure resolved model to investigate limiting factors for battery performance.
An increasingly resolved model of this protein's oligomeric structure can account for disease inheritance patterns and severity in some instances.
We finish the calibration using the fully resolved model, taking the result of the preliminary calibration as starting point.
The results show that EA-EMT resolved model incoherence and significantly outperformed its EMT predecessor by up to 95%.
In this research, Turkey's energy transition towards 100% renewable energy (RE) until 2050 is analysed by using an hourly resolved model.
This paper is a continuation of our work presented in Ghommem et al. (2013) [1] where we examine the applicability of POD and DMD to derive simplified and reliable representations of flows in high-contrast porous media on fully resolved models.
Our results underscore the importance of atomistically resolved modeling for understanding the phase and deformation reversibilities that dictate the pseudoelasticity and shape memory behavior in nanostructured shape memory alloys.
Again, this is not surprising because there are many factors affecting the quality of X-ray resolved models, such as data set completness, refinement procedures, and the quality of the crystal itself.
Despite these limitations, the potential for community outreach is great with these highly spatially resolved models.
For spatially resolved models, the computational effort is too large to fit all models on the entire genome.
