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The augmented theory of successful intelligence [Sternberg, R. J. (2003b). Wisdom, intelligence, and creativity synthesized.

All three projects show that it is possible to apply the augmented theory of successful intelligence in ways that enhance gifted identification.

We consider on one side the elastic model and on the other side an augmented theory, which includes the Maxwellian rate-type viscoelasticity with finite instantaneous response and as a limiting case the Kelvin Voigt viscoelasticity with infinite instantaneous response.

The two-dimensional rigid-viscoplastic FEM formulation based on the bending augmented membrane theory as well as the anisotropic yield criteria was introduced.

In order to verify the validity of sectional finite element formulation based on the bending augmented membrane theory, the plane strain stretch/draw forming processes of a square cup test were simulated and simulation results are compared with experimental measurements.

The features of the method are that it generates a new product similar to a given product with unique concepts and that it augments domain theory to expand the applicability of the new product.

We need only augment the theory to include variables for the precise structural conditions in which the novel phenomena occur, and then draw up more complex functional laws of dynamical evolution that specify the 'ordinary' behavior when the new variables are not satisfied and the 'novel' behavior when the variables are satisfied.

The method proposed here augments graph theory and allows it to address important functional aspects of signaling components, leading to testable predictions of comparable accuracy as dynamic models.

Using grounded theory, augmented by situational analysis, permits a rich exploration of the territory and facilitates theory building.

However, most previous FE models based on the plasticity theory augmented with associated or non-associated flow rules significantly underestimate the lateral and volumetric expansions of concrete at the inelastic stage and thus require solution dependent adjustments for compensation.

The capability of Grossberg's ART1 (Adaptive Resonance Theory) augmented with moment-based feature extractor to behave as a pattern recognizer/classifier of images both noisy and noise free has been investigated in this paper.