Sentence examples for swapping model from inspiring English sources

Gettelman et al. (2012) and Watanabe et al. (2012b) developed multi-physics ensembles (MPEs) by swapping model physics schemes between two climate models (old and new versions of the model).

After implementing the first modern commercial deployment of the battery swapping model in Israel and Denmark, Better Place filed for bankruptcy in Israel in May 2013.

Through its technology-driven renting, lending or swapping model the sharing economy generally means transparent supply, better prices, more efficient and sustainable use of assets, and better social connections.

Clothing swapping model (M4) organizes clothing swap events by selling tickets to consumers for events, where they can bring un-wanted clothing items that are in good condition to swap with others.

SwapTree supports video games, and other sites like the now-defunct PeerFlix and the old Lala tried to swapping models for other forms of media without much success.

The new "domain swapped" model for serpin polymerisation begins to reconcile the available biophysical and biochemical data.

CEO Amielle Lake says that the company swapped models in November after finding that advertisers weren't yet biting at the chance to appear at the end of the texts.

Since predictions correspond to monomers, swapped models do not appear globular (i.e. Figure 2a, blue).

A maximum-likelihood analysis using starting trees obtained by neighbour-joining and TBR branch swapping with model parameters was performed using PAUP* 4.0b10 [ 71].

Successive heuristic searching (with multiple random taxon addition and tree bisection-reconnection branch swapping) and model parameter value estimation was done to find the highest likelihood tree using PAUP*.

That is the industry's best hope for solving the problem of piracy but it suggests that prices will have to be cut substantially.In sum, it remains far from clear how the record companies will adapt to a file-swapping model, or how Napster will manage the transition to a subscription-based service.