Finally, a representative case study was conducted on screen dimensioning, based on the determined parameters.
A representative case study was performed and can serve as a guide-line for making design decisions from a mechanical perspective as a complement to the typically performed thermodynamic design.
Numerical predictions of the model for a representative case study were presented and discussed to investigate the effect of different conditions of cooling method, cooling temperature, planting conditions, and CO2 enrichment level on the capturing performance of the commercial greenhouses.
Representative case studies are presented, and some results are obtained and discussed.
Representative case studies are also briefly described in terms of various experimental validations and applications.
Three representative case studies are used to investigate and to test the numerical performances of the proposed scheme.
Three representative case studies are examined: the Floyd Steinberg dithering algorithm, the Transitive Closure algorithm, and the FSBM motion estimation algorithm.
Representative case studies are presented next to illustrate how chemically induced cytoskeletal changes, biomechanical responses and signals from the intracellular regions act in concert with the chemomechanical environment of the extracellular matrix and the molecular tumorigenic signaling pathways to effect malignant transformations.
After reviewing health care systems according to their typology (tax-based, SHI, PHI, and mixed public/PHI), 12 and the application of PHI within them, 10 the countries selected as representative case studies were: the US, the UK, The Netherlands, France, Australia, and Latvia.
Through a representative case study, it is demonstrated that the proposed extended floor field CA model can replicate the well-known phenomena in crowd evacuation such as collective arch-like clogging at the exit as well as other commonly observed group behaviors in evacuation.
