Sentences with phrase «output of the models»

The tyres are wider to cope with the increased power output of these models.

We can take outputs of the models, for example, of what soil moisture is going to look like in the future, and look at the past to compare.

The raw output of the model is adjusted for known model bias towards high extent and thickness.

The Bentayga Diesel has the lowest C02 output of any model in the Bentley lineup at 210 g / km, the automaker says.

With the engine and exhaust modifications, the power outputs of the models rise to 208 hp and 211 lb - ft of torque, and a nice exhaust note is produced.

Tesla said Wednesday that factory output of its Model 3 sedan should hit 5,000 cars a week starting in about two months, a dramatic increase that...

Before the call Wednesday, Musk wrote to shareholders that Tesla will be able to generate cash and profit in the third and fourth quarters if it doubles weekly output of Model 3 sedans in about two months.

The total output of this model will reach around 550 HP and 501 lb - ft of torque.

At 150hp per litre, it has the highest specific output of any model in the line - up.

In order to have a proper output of the model, you need to know how to forecast dividend growth rate.

• The number of radiators a range cooker will power is dependent on the boiler output of the model you choose.

With the engine and exhaust modifications, the power outputs of the models rise to 208 hp (up from 189) and 211 lb - ft of torque, exhaust back pressure is reduced, and a nice exhaust note is produced.

«In the early 2000s DOE funded two SciDAC projects to study supernova explosions, we basically took the output of those models and passed them through a lensing system to prove that the effects are achromatic,» says Nugent.

When the output of the models was compared to the hypothetical populations, the researchers found that the models consistently misrepresented them — often overestimating the size of shrinking fish stocks by more than 25 %, while underestimating the number of fish in recovering populations.

The output of the model is a number between 0 and 1, which the researchers call «PhysiScore.»

«We believe that evapotranspiration is the key in this context, but our intuition needs to be confirmed by comparing the output of our model with real - life data.»

Bensmaia and his team validated the output of the model against data from a wide variety of experiments conducted by other research teams, and show that it matches their output with millisecond precision.

The challenge for climate and computational scientists is that these higher spatial resolution models generate tens to hundreds of terabytes of data, thus increasing the challenges of evaluating the output of these models.

The output of the models with road - going approval ranges from 571 hp to 751 hp.

The output of this model is perfectly correlated with the output of Model 4, with the forecast having exactly two times lower variability.

There's a growing body of research that suggests that simple statistical models outperform expert judgements even when the experts are provided with the output of the model.

Though there is some «comfort» in having the human overlay, Id agree with your note that statistical models outperform expert judgements even when the experts are provided with the output of the model.

They really believe that the output of their models is real data.

As an environmental scientist myself, with more than 10 years experience working with hydrological computer models, I am very wary of policy formulated on the output of models, especially with respect to a system as complex and poorly understood as the Earth's climate system.

A lot of conclusions in the report are based on the output of models and admitting that the models» climate sensitivity is about 40 % too high was apparently too... inconvenient.

Then the output of that model could be compared with actual temperatures.

Currently, I just do not understand people like Chris Close and Gavin trying to argue that observations do not matter or should not be believed and that we should accept the outputs of models that do not match observations.

The temperature is an output of the models, and is not the result of a «fit» to parameters.

The output of the models including all effects (anthropogenic / human and natural) are shown in red, which follow the data including recent global warming in the last 30 years.

Science is devalued by those who attack observational data and prefer to cling to belief or worse, and is especially devalued by those who favour the output of models programmed to produce results supporting their own beliefs.

My real point is that in no other area that I am aware of are major decisions being made based upon the output of models where we understand less about the capability of the models to accurately represent the forecasted outcomes.

The author describes the output of models indifferently as «forecasts», «predictions», or «projections», while Vicky Pope of the Met (echoing Trenberth's famous remark that the IPCC doesn't do predictions) says:

To this end, they compare the output of the models against observations for present climate.