Sentence examples for symmetrical models from inspiring English sources
Our study clearly shows that, as far as the characteristics of the wave front of well-established planar first compression wave are concerned, axially symmetrical models can advantageously replace three-dimensional models, provided that the longitudinal cross-sectional area profile is the same for both configurations.
For three datasets, −2×log-likelihood and goodness-of-fit for the non-symmetrical models were almost identical to the symmetrical models.
Notably, for the Swedish pertussis FHA IgG dataset, for which MLEs were found with only one of the 2-parameter symmetrical models, MLEs were found with three of the four asymmetrical models.
Shifts from the traditional biomedical, paternalistic model to more symmetrical models emphasize the joint negotiation and partnership between physicians and patients, empowering patients to take a proactive role in their care [ 18, 19].
The traditional paternalistic model assuming the physician solely have the decision making ability, has been replaced by more symmetrical models, that emphasized the joint negotiation and partnership between physician and patient [ 24- 27].
Facebook's symmetrical model, where friendships only occur through mutual consent, means that social networks are invariably limited in scope, largely to people you've met in real life.
When it started, Brightkite had a symmetrical model, much like Facebook and Foursquare, which requires users to accept each other as friends.
In the current analysis a 3D symmetrical model is considered for the determination of mechanical properties of open-cell Al foams under compression load.
A converging nozzle and a converging/diverging nozzle for arc spraying were compared by calculating their flow distributions using a two-dimensional (2D) axially symmetrical model.
A thermal simulation and analysis on a 2d axis symmetrical model is performed to simulate the effect of phase change, buoyancy driven convection and heat transfer.
Moreover, it is showed that a symmetrical model with a realistic slenderness correction can provide an overestimation of this risk under 1D excitation, but not in 2D.
