Sentence examples for well-established models from inspiring English sources

Part of our role as a national organisation is about connecting our partners so that they can learn from well-established models of orchestral work in other parts of England.

A spokesman for the city's Office of Emergency Management, Christopher R. Miller, defended the evacuation designations, saying, "The city used well-established models" provided in 2003 by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.

There are by now a number of well-established models of biological evolution.

In each case, well-established models from vibrations and elasticity are available to guide design.

The data obtained were fitted with well-established models, namely Thomas and Yoon Nelson.

Regardless of its rapidly increased application in ecological research, well-established models remain rare.

The method has been tested through benchmarking with other well-established models.

As such, it lacks well established models and faces numerous challenges in terms of measurement of environmental attributes and empirical design.

Other temporal notions different than durations could be needed like futures or order before/after, for which there are well established models in computer science, e.g. temporal logics [55 57].

By stating the well established models, the author conveys an impression that she is familiar with the existing theories and that her research is not blindly re-inventing the wheel.

The nature of the constitutive description here advanced allows the computation of the flow stress either under constant and transient loading conditions, on the basis of physically-based and well established models.