Sentence examples for some of the model from inspiring English sources

In a nutshell of the Bayesian framework, our method can be extended and some of the model assumptions can be relaxed, to allow for more modeling flexibility.

"This helps establish some of the model we think we need to settle our negotiations with New York City over the two airports there," said the Port Authority chairman, Jack C. Sinagra.

There are a lot of graphs floating around the climate denier corners of the internet that cherry-pick some of the observations and compare them with just some of the model simulations, and usually don't include the shading to show the uncertainty in those projections.

But already, some of the model cities mapped out early on, like Dongtan, an eco-city that was to house 500,000 people on Chongming Island near Shanghai, have been abandoned because of a range of problems like official corruption and confusion over how the projects would be financed.

See discussion of some of the model differences in Lloyd [1988] 1994; Okasha 2004a,c.

Relaxing some of the model assumptions may positively affect the results of its prediction.

Some of the model parameters are determined using translational displacements of known value.

The interior also received upgraded interior components, but Saleen seeming removed some of the Model S's seats.

Some of the model-railroad foamers who gather every fourth Tuesday or so in Phil Chiavetta's garage, in New Jersey, are the species of train buff likely to hoard branch-line schedules and jubilee tickets, and some of them just really like toy trains.

Figure 4 describes some of the model-based translational approaches that have been investigated to date, namely, phenomenological PK/PD methods, bottom-up systems models, and semimechanistic systems pharmacology approaches.

Some of the model-specific success indicators included the prioritisation process used by the ANGELO model, which enabled 'community validation', an important engagement factor in collectivist cultures (73), and the asset-building process used by the FOCUS model to improve health literacy among ethnic communities.