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We measured NO2 at 45 sites around the downtown area of Vancouver, BC, in spring 2016, and constructed four different models: i) a model based on averaging concentrations observed at each site over the whole measurement period, and separate temporal models for ii) morning, iii) midday, and iv) afternoon.

Motivated by this, we present (i) a model reduction methodology for deriving nonlinear low-order models of the slow dynamics induced by large recycle streams, and (ii) a controller design framework consisting of properly coordinated controllers in the fast and the slow time scales.

Motivated by this, we present i) a model reduction methodology for deriving nonlinear low-order models of the slow dynamics induced by large recycle streams, and ii) a controller design framework comprising of properly coordinated controllers in the fast and the slow time scales.

The framework has two main components: (i) a model updating section to identify the probability density function of the fracture mechanics parameters and (ii) a prognosis component used to estimate the crack length of the specimen as a function of the number of cycles.

The contribution is twofold: (i) a model to approximate the Navier Stokes equations with the μ(I) rheology through an asymptotic analysis; under the hypothesis of a one-dimensional flow, this model takes into account side walls friction; (ii) a multilayer discretization following Fernández-Nieto et al. (2016) [20].

The validity of three mathematical models describing variable-density groundwater flow is systematically evaluated: (i) a model which invokes the Oberbeck Boussinesq approximation (OB approximation), (ii) a model of intermediate complexity (NOB1) and (iii) a model which solves the full set of equations (NOB2).

Is it a model that is replicable?

Furthermore, two statistical approaches were combined to address the question of wheat introgression into wild relatives: (i) a model-based Bayesian clustering analysis and (ii) a nonmodel-based fuzzy clustering analysis.

The Successful Vancouver Carbon Tax Is a Model for US reports Jeff Spross at Climate Progress.

"I'm a model; I don't think".

Let m i be a model.