Sentence examples for snapshot output from inspiring English sources

Detailed economic information from the APPSIM snapshot output for the year 2010 were imputed onto the base population of Health & WealthMOD2030 by identifying persons with similar characteristics on the concatenated SDACs and APPSIM.

APPSIM is a dynamic population microsimulation model that was developed to provide a snapshot output of demographic and economic characteristics (such as income and government welfare payments) of the Australian population in each year.

According to the algorithm, output snapshot A τ contains all vertices, and τ=|V| guarantees that (d_{G^{prime }}(i,j

A snapshot of the output produced by the NVIDA Visual Profiler for a single device context during a streaming multislice simulation similar to those described later in this work verifies that Prismatic is indeed capable of such concurrency (Fig. 3).

In single snapshot case, the output measurement vector of the array can be expressed as y = A s + e, where A is the M × K basis matrix and is defined by A = [a θ1),a(θ2),...,a(θ K )], s is the K × 1 vector denoting the complex amplitudes of the sources, e is the additive noise.

This analysis represents a snapshot of research output, covering papers published from 2001 to October 2007, recorded in two major databases, and available to be retrieved on a specific search date.

How have we come to accept and circulate as everyday snapshots the obscure output of ultrasound, M.R.I. and CT-scan technology?

(best viewed in color/at high Zoom) (a) Snapshots of tracking output at various timestamps.

In the second example, the effect of the number of snapshots on the output SINR of beamformers is studied.

We also show snapshots of CMaps output web pages in Figure 4, using "Breast Cancer" as a query example.

It consists of snapshots of the output of the biogeochemical oceanographic model MIRO&CO 34, run to simulate the evolution of inorganic and organic carbon and nutrients, phytoplankton, bacteria, and zooplankton with realistic forcing conditions.