Sentence examples for textual model from inspiring English sources

Our experiments showed significant increases by both groups in their understanding of the process from reading the textual model.

Indeed, it has been our experience that human understanding of the OPM model is enhanced by the convenient opportunity of reflecting upon both the graphic and textual model representations, whereby what is missed in one modality can be grasped when considering the other one.

Dizzy-Beats is a graphical application for simulating and optimizing systems models based on an established simulator (Ramsey et al., 2005) and its simple textual model syntax, to which we have added SBML 3.1 import/export functionality.

In the districts surrounding London this textual model was given particular social authority by the presence of neighbouring wealthy families whose comfortable lives contained only a couple of children.

And, although there is much Sanskrit imagery and expression in the poetry and song, as well as similarities to Sanskrit textual models, its basic character is not Sanskritic: true to the nature of any spoken, everyday language, it is more vital than polished, more vivid than refined.

Existing approaches to test management rely on the available visual and textual modeling notations.

The parameters of the textual query model are based on a maximum likelihood estimate on the query text.

While formal properties of control flow can easily be checked by existing tools, there is a notable gap for checking the quality of the textual content of models, in particular, its activity labels.

We use a novel textual language for modelling biochemical systems [ 10], and perform simulations through the BetaWB simulator [ 25], an existing tool based on Gillespie's stochastic simulation algorithm [ 26].

And even if it, like the jargon-laden and highly abstracted spreadsheet describing Eco's model of textual communication (in his 1979 book "The Role of the Reader"), is at least partly tongue-in-cheek, it offers a timely reminder that Eco is not only a past master of academic obscurantism but also an incorrigible verbal trickster.

Similarly, Dixon et al. only provide a textual description of the model [35].