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Petri nets have gained increasing usage and acceptance as a basic model of asynchronous concurrent systems since 1962.

A chain of single-degree-of-freedom oscillators coupled by springs is used as a basic model of a mono-coupled periodic system.

Rectangular clamped plates with rivet-attached stiffeners were used as a basic model of the fuselage skin of a commercial aircraft.

A uniform cantilever beam carrying a tip mass at its free end, with translational and rotational springs, can be used as a basic model of many practical structures such as a flexible robot arm or an antenna mast.

To this end, we first introduce a basic model of gene expression as a weighted sum of (non-linear) functions of other genes with additive noise.

46 This inhibitory effect on viral replication can be incorporated within a basic model of viral infection such as that featured in Figure 4. Using a viral dynamics model adapted from Perelson, 47 target cells (T) are produced at a constant rate and are susceptible to infection by CMV virions (V).

A question arose about whether a pre-extracted tooth or a post-extracted tooth could provide more accurate 3D data as a basic model for the fabrication of a customized implant.

Flame behavior in an annular diverging tube (ADT) consisting of an outer quartz tube and a tapered inner core column was investigated as a basic model for small combustion devices of various combustion space scales.

As a basic model study, detection of α-amylase using fluorescent-labeled peptides derived from an active loop of tendamistat was examined.

So I began to try to formulate a new, but as I say, very old kind of model or paradigm of life continuity or death and the continuity of life as a basic model within which all of us live.

Further evidence of evolution as a basic model was biology's goals of understanding "what creates, maintains, and leads to the loss of genetic variation with populations" (Charles) and "trying to predict changes in allele frequency over time" (Gregor).