Sentence examples for the orientation model from inspiring English sources
To make the orientation model more linear, we used an indirect Kalman filter setup where the error states are estimated instead of the actual state.
The observation can easily be rationalized using the orientation model for peptide retention.
It is apparent that the farther the phosphate group is from the N-terminus, the better retained the peptide is in SCX, consistent with the orientation model in Figure 2 (right).
In this study, we apply the output orientation model which addresses the question: by how much can the outputs be proportionally increased without changing the inputs quantities?
Thermal activation is described as a hopping process over a multidimensional energy landscape using the discrete orientation model limit of the Landau Lifshitz Gilbert dynamics.
Kuada and Buatsi (2005) conclude that formalisation has no role in the market orientation model.
Thus, their actions on other essential aspects of bodily function are largely ignored and at best minimized since they are not part of the disease orientation model.
However, according to the inplane orientation model shown in Figure 7(c), strain-softening is actually still a possibility for the knee due to the existence of the oriented chains orthogonal to the primary-motion direction of femoral component, that is, anterior to posterior direction.
In this study, a single-bootstrapping DEA model was chosen to analyze technical efficiency under the input-orientation model, the aim being to measure the ability of the sample households to minimize inputs without changing outputs (Simar and Wilson (1998).
The process is epigenetic in that the earlier orientations "model" the orientations that follow them.
The literature also lends support to the formulation of the research framework for examining the relationship between entrepreneurial attitude orientation model through mediating role of self-efficacy, extent of e-entrepreneurial intention, and attitude of business students (see Fig. 1).
