The phrase "a les model" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "a less model"? If this is the case, you can use it when referring to a model that is of lesser quality or importance compared to another.
Example: "In our analysis, we found that a less model was more effective in certain scenarios."
Alternatives: "a lower model" or "a minor model".
Implication of mismatch between stress and strain-rate in turbulence subjected to rapid straining and destraining on dynamic les models.
The Mn contents of the growing M3C were at all times observed to fall within the bounds expected by the local equilibrium (LE) model, whereas a Mn enrichment over and above the LE values was observed for the growing ferrite.
Despite the $23,795 entry price, Toyota packs a lot of standard features into the base LE model.
The LE model and the NE model with an average mass transfer coefficient, kl=4.76 m/day, were able to describe the neat toluene pool data for vx<18 m/day reasonably well.
The premium LE model will be $14,680.
The LE model described most of the pool dissolution flux data reasonably well, given the uncertainty in some of the model parameter estimates, suggesting that the LE model can be a useful tool for describing steady-state NAPL pool dissolution under some conditions.
The LE model could not adequately describe phthalate ester (PE) BTCs in higher organic matter soil or for more hydrophobic PEs.
The LE model describes the binary pool data reasonably well for the entire range of vx studied (approximately 0.1 to 10 m/day), and the NE model predictions with the average kl=4.76 m/day determined in the neat-pool studies do not deviate significantly from the LE model in this vx range, although small deviations occur for >10 m/day.
Geomechanical modelling combined with discrete fracture network (DFN) representation of the rock mass was used to validate the rock mass strength assumptions and the failure mechanism assumed in the LE model.
