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Information of the atmosphere is, on the other hand, obtained from a whole-atmosphere assimilation based on the "Ground-to-topside model of Atmosphere and Ionosphere for Aeronomy (GAIA)" (Jin et al. 2011).

The G93 algorithm for prediction of isoprene emission from vegetation; the Niinemets model based on quantifying the NADPH cost for isoprene synthesis; and the model for photosynthetic carbon assimilation based on the Farquhar model.

Section 3 describes the construction of measures of ethnic persistence and assimilation based on factor analysis.

In particular, this unique feature of the model provides an opportunity to design and test fast and efficient algorithms for real-time data assimilation based on rigorous mathematical theory for a turbulence model problem with many active spatiotemporal scales.

Similar results are obtained with assimilation based on simpler systems with, e.g., a two-dimensional, quasi-geostrophic flow (Canet et al., 2009), or a steady flow (Beggan and Whaler, 2009).

In this paper, data assimilation based on ensemble Kalman filter (EnKF) is introduced to a Monte Carlo atmospheric dispersion model (MCADM) designed for assessment of consequences after an accident release of radionuclides.

The approach adopted here to measure employment assimilation is based on the idea of assimilation having occurred when immigrants' employment probability levels catch up with those of natives (following Borjas 1985, 1999).

Assimilation is based on the assumption that the mainstream culture is superior – as it clearly is superior to Saudi Islam – but the paradox is that it can only work when it involves genuine respect for the cultures that are to be assimilated.

At low neutron energies, the Integral Data Assimilation is based on the Neutron Resonance Shape Analysis technique routinely used in neutron spectroscopy measurements.

The current investigation might be useful for the model improvement as well as data assimilation work based on the IRI model and the LEO TEC data.

Assimilation is based on the general expectation that immigrants should adapt to the new culture and abandon their own traditions and habits in a way that the receiving society remains relatively unchanged by immigration.