Sentence examples for the projected model from inspiring English sources

A multi-criteria decision analysis method, TOPSIS is used to optimize the output, and confirmation test has been done to verify the projected model.

Unlike Eringen's strain-driven mixture, the projected model does not exhibit singular behaviors and leads to well-posed elastostatic problems in all cases of technical interest.

We already know that (regional) monsoon variability on the scales for sub-seasonal to interannual are higher than the projected model trends of future mean monsoon rainfall (I've just seen that Kevin has mentioned this also).

The projected model forecasts 0.5 million km of new residential public roads in the Northern Appalachian/Acadian ecoregion for the next two decades, suggesting that cumulative effects of residential road network expansion are a serious region-scale biodiversity threat.

This made the projected model slot in size slightly below popular superminis such as the Ford Fiesta, but above the smallest cars, including the about-to-be-launched Austin Metro.

For each of the CD4 strata, we selected the 50 parameter sets with the smallest absolute difference between the mean of the empiric data and the mean of the projected model outcomes at 6, 12, 18 and 24 months.

The projected models Philip's, Horton's, Green Ampt and Modified Philip's were chosen for evaluation in the study.

For the projected models, testing points included presence points outside the southern polygon in addition to points withheld from within the southern polygon.

The collection contains a projected model of an Eyam soldier and Great War artefacts, loaned by current Eyam residents.

"The gallery has ambitions for the project model to extend beyond London, and engage young people in researching and making new work about representations of self and locality".

"From the second questionnaire we really understood our audience: key stage 3 pupils who will enjoy using it to revise," says Edward Brooks, year 11, who designed and built the project model used in presentations.