Sentence examples for terms for space from inspiring English sources

Generalized additive models included parametric terms, and non-parametric smoothing terms for space and time using thin plate regression splines [ 23].

Both models predicted PM2.5 concentrations using generalized additive mixed models (GAMMs), with bivariate penalized spline terms for space and one-dimensional penalized spline terms for GIS-based and meteorologic predictors.

Six years ago, the Metropolitan Transportation Authority hired a small law firm to negotiate a lease for a huge office building that was supposed to provide an affordable answer to the authority's long-term need for space.

NASA's defense of its Hubble decision will be examined Thursday by a congressional panel probing the agency's long-term vision for space exploration.

A human mission to Mars has been highlighted as the long term goal for space exploration, with intermediate stages such as missions to the Moon and/or to asteroids, but a human mission to Mars will not be feasible before several decades.

Scott says the work has "a long-term potential for space and robotic applications".

Makerere University offered in-kind contribution in terms of space for construction, an architectural consultant, water, and electricity, and facilitated the laboratory's legalization.

It has been demonstrated from this study that it was not only possible to increase BU early case detection and diagnosis but also to effectively treat BU patients on outpatient basis at health centres to significantly reduce in-patient pressure on the health facilities in terms of space for admission.

Amorphous silicon panels are relatively inexpensive, relatively unaffected by small shadows, but are very inefficient in terms of space (for the same power rating, amorphous silicon panels will be larger and heavier).

The evolution of the next generation sequencing technology increases the demand for efficient solutions, in terms of space and time, for several bioinformatics problems.

Mr. Murphy at Insignia/ESG said he believed the market must be confusing for tenants, because conditions and available terms for large spaces keep shifting.