Sentence examples for using a model proposed from inspiring English sources
The main purpose of this paper is to show the advantage of using a model proposed by us, which minimizes roundtrip response time versus traditional models that minimize query transmission and processing costs for the design of a distributed database with vertical fragmentation.
A correlation between catalyst tablet density and strength is established using a model proposed by Knudsen.
In this work, we tested our algorithm on several kinds of signals: a purely synthetic signal made from three Gabor atoms, a signal generated by a vibrating ball bearing, and finally, an ECG signal generated using a model proposed by McSharry et al. [7].
Using a model proposed by Gavrilets, we first estimate the proportion of parameter/state space that preserves allelic variation, before investigating the construction of polymorphism over time through the joint action of mutation and selection.
The algorithm uses a model proposed in [13] to calculate the energy consumption.
We used a model proposed by Levina and colleagues, which consists of a network of spiking neurons with dynamical synapses, in which the neuronal avalanches are characterized by a typical and robust self-organized critical behavior [8], [9].
In view of all these results, it can be said that, on a given site, the direct use of a model proposed in the literature can lead to incorrect values which can considerably influence the dimensioning of solar systems and hence over sizing or the under-dimensioning of the system under consideration.
Numerical simulation using a kinetic model proposed previously and a stochastic approach to solve aerosol dynamics equations again showed a bimodal PSDF.
Here, we are using a constitutive model proposed by Qi and Boyce for polymers.
The actual aspect ratio of the nanotubes in the nanocomposites was calculated using a theoretical model (proposed by Garboczi et al).
Hydrodynamic dissipation is estimated using a simple model proposed by de Gennes, while the molecular-kinetic theory accounts for contact-line friction.
