Examples of using Linear model in English and their translations into Slovenian
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Complex linear models.
Auto insurance premium calculation using generalized linear models.
Unlike the corner ones, linear models look appropriate anywhere in the kitchen.
Auto insurance premium calculation using generalized linear models.
Unlike the corner ones, linear models look appropriate anywhere in the kitchen.
Developing a Linear Model.
The Linear model gives equal credit to each channel interaction on the way to conversion.
What i have found… is that these segments represent a linear model… for the genetic development of our friend the fly.
Check the Assume Linear Model box and the Assume Non-Negative box, as shown in Figure 27-8 on the next page.
The design team admits that the design was inspired dynamics wave behavior,when translating the wave force into a linear model, forms are obtained that are integrated into the shape of the building.
We checked the Assume Linear Model box because the product mix problem is aspecial type of Solver problem called a linear model.
Since the industrial revolution,our economies have developed a‘take-make-consume and dispose' pattern of growth- a linear model based on the assumption that resources are abundant, available, easy to source and cheap to dispose of.
It is clear that the linear model of economic growth is no longer suited for the needs of today's modern societies in a globalised world.
The reality today is that scientific and technological innovation proceed through the cross-fertilisation of different disciplines involving extensive multidisciplinary interaction between universities, companies and the outside world,rather than according to a linear model in which innovation is the work of basic research(mostly at the academic level), while development and application compete with industrial research- a model which has governed scientific research until recent years3.
It is clear that the linear model of economic growth we relied on in the past is no longer suited for the needs of today's modern societies in a globalised world.
Comparing the angular model with the linear model, it is easy to see that the former are much more spacious, since they have a greater depth.
Today's linear model- where one“takes-makes-consumes and disposes”- will progressively shift towards a circular model where one gets more value added and more benefit from each ton of material, each joule of energy and each hectare of land, by saving, re-using and recycling materials, and where resource productivity will define future competitiveness4.
Now, at the dawn of the 21st century, this linear model is not only faltering but risks becoming untenable over the long term owing to the planet's dwindling natural resources.
It has become clear that, linear models of economic growth“take-make-discard” on which we have relied upon in the past, are no longer appropriate for modern societies within globalised world.
A circular economy seeks to move beyond fashion's linear model of take, make and waste, to close the loop, designing out waste and minimising environmental impact.
It is evident that the linear model of economic growth, that we relied on in the past, does not fullfill the needs of present, modern societies in the globalized world.
If a Solver model is linear andwe select Assume Linear Model, Solver uses a very efficient algorithm(the simplex method) to find the model's optimal solution.
What is clear is that the linear model of economic growth we relied upon in the past is no longer suited to the needs of today's modern societies in a globalized world.
Industrial era is marked by a linear model, which completely depends on limited natural resources, with a growing world population as an additional pressure.
Multivariate general linear models parameterized in a SEMB by respondent gender(2× 2) factorial design were computed incorporating adjustments for several demographics.
Each demand constraint also satisfies the linear model requirement, because each is evaluated by adding together the terms of the form(changing cell)*(constant) and comparing the sums to a constant.
Nowadays, it has become clear that the existing linear model of economic growth“buy-use-discard”, which we relied upon in the past, is no longer suitable for modern societies in a globalised world.
The data was analysed bygeneral linear model, the Tukey-Kramer post-hoc tests, the Wilcoxson signed rank test, the Friedman two-way ANOVA and the Spearman's correlation coefficient.
Model-based statistics are from a mixed effects linear model using CFA-72h as the response variable, fixed effect factors for treatment, period and treatment sequence, and subject within treatment sequence as a random effect.
This requires a shift from the linear model where research results are transferred from universities to institutes and further to industry, into a model where research is done in cooperation, deeply embedded in the industrial web supporting the knowledge ecosystems.