Sentences with phrase «poor model»

Poor models of security make valuable data vulnerable to theft and breaches of large corporations are reported on monthly.
This creates a lack of hope or confidence in the institution of marriage, provides poor models for women, and lacks positive social and moral norms.
Some of us had really poor modeling from mothers who didn't have good relationship skills either.
They are also poor models for negative mood regulation and problem solving.
There is poor model agreement over much of the USA and Australia during JJA.
The complexity of the ENSO timeseries, with uncertain amounts of multi-decadal power and poor model simulations makes detection of a change very difficult.
I personally see most of the basic science as naked opportunism masquerading genuine uncertainties with very poor stats and even poorer models based on very crude assumptions.
Using 19 climate models, a team of researchers led by Professor Minghua Zhang of the School of Marine and Atmospheric Sciences at Stony Brook University, discovered persistent dry and warm biases of simulated climate over the region of the Southern Great Plain in the central U.S. that was caused by poor modeling of atmospheric convective systems — the vertical transport of heat and moisture in the atmosphere.
At present, numerical models are simply unable to deal with East Antarctica for a variety of reasons including poor model constraints and insufficient understanding of key processes, e.g. circulation of warm water around the periphery and its impact on ice shelf melt.
Downscaling with regional climate models offers improvements in the mean rainfall climatology, and shows some ability to correct for poor modelled relationships between rainfall and zonal winds along the east coast of Australia.
«Targeted ads are a pretty poor model,» he said.
First, we reported poor model fit for the alternative 3 - factor configuration; alternative validation studies observed adequate fit for both configurations using school - aged4 and preschool - aged16 populations.
Bernstein sounded a cautious note on poor Model 3 visibility, but Baird said the ranking is a positive, particularly as rollout delays drive cancellations.
Gadamer found this to be a poor model for explaining what happens when we come to understand.
It's a poor model.
Putting on and taking off these garments can be a hassle, and if you choose a poor model it can get really sweaty.
But Biosphere 2 is a poor model for a future spacecraft.
The usual two - dimensional culture of cells on petri dishes has proven to be a poor model of three - dimensional tissues.
Sites such as Froguts, which started as a site with free registration, attracted a large number of teachers, and then began to charge, are, I think, a poor model.
It isn't to say the Icarus or this Boyue are poor models, but they are lacking IMHO.
In conclusion, the research on radiosonde measurement problems looks promising but it is only a small part of a larger problem of poor measurements and poor models.
Indeed it is not even the poor models fault so much as the circular logic that went into assumptions and the huge reliance placed on unvalidated results.
We are talking about very coarse numerical simulations with largely guessed inputs and a lot of missing physics, not blanket - bans of all poor models everywhere.
This suggests that either; a) the Europeans are using a very poor model (which we seen determined to copy) or b) its inherently more expensive to reduce CO2 emissions than economists believe.
In fact, the more constraints the better to discount the poorer models, and promote the better ones.
The areas with enhanced warming over the USA may also be caused by drier soils from reduced precipitation, although the poor model agreement in precipitation changes for this region means this conclusion is uncertain.
You have to troubleshoot equipment, sterilize and maintain lab equipment, you have to do spore tests, set up trays and poor models, take x-rays, setup for specialists, and take vitals and medical history of patients.
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