Sentences with phrase «modeling solutions etc.»
We then switched to interleaved practice, giving students a weekly practice GCSE exam paper and feeding back on their performance in class, modeling solutions etc..
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The solution then lies in a holistic developmental approach, including rethinking our current revenue models, tapping into the wealth of our Diaspora citizens, reordering our consumption and investment profiles, investing in information technology and reliable transportation networks, etc..
The only players that seem to invest heavily in attracting newbies are the sharks, the predators, the «Author Solutions» style companies out there whose business model isn't to make money selling books, it's making money off of the hopes and dreams of authors; by selling them snake oil, selling them unnecessary marketing packages, etc..
You see, instead of focusing on R&D and development every couple of years, Microsoft could instead release an Xbox 1.5 (or whatever they would name it) and just replace some of the key components (GPU, RAM etc.) for better, more updated models as a cost - effective solution to keeping up with PC while simultaneously not having to start all over again with an entirely new console whereby they have to invest in buying components and manufacturing entirely new consoles.
Finally I attempt a suggestion that perhaps one solution to the problem that the solar impact on climate is underestimated by models might be because EBM and GCM, like GISS, do not contain CO2 and CH4 cycle mechanisms that might be partially effected by the Sun, and other mechanisms are missing or uncertain (water vapor, cloud cover, vegetation, bacteria respiration, UV radiation, cosmic ray effects etc.).
As mentioned, tankless electric heaters are inexpensive and small, so one solution I have read about is using electric at the source (i.e. a shower, under the sink, etc.) with a propane or gas model backing it up.
Solution: Until climate models are verified as being capable of somewhat accurate forecasts (predictions, scenarios, etc.), policymakers and taxpayers should completely ignore any climate simulation output that is a result of today's computer models.
Lasso etc.: Lasso or L1 regularization has been popular on predictive models because it gives sparse solutions — only part of the variables tend to contribute strongly.