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Finally, a brief numerical comparison with closed loop experiment design based on a high model order variance expression is presented.

These observations are consistent with Wambaugh et al.'s study that found consumer products to be a strong predictor of biological levels, based on a high throughput exposure model of over 1900 commercial chemicals.

Unlike other studies, the report was based on a high-resolution model built on measurements taken from weather balloons and aircraft readings during an intensive springtime battery of tests across the Pacific coast.

However, interaction data based on a high throughput experimental technique from model organisms can be utilized in cases where orthologs of interacting proteins can be clearly identified [ 4].

Simulation tests based on a high-fidelity nonlinear model of a transport aircraft have been used to demonstrate the proposed actuator and sensor FDI schemes.

In part, this is because of the degree of abstraction, the SaaS model is based on a high degree of integrated functionality with minimal customer control or extensibility.

It is based on a higher order displacement model and incorporates linear and quadratic variation of transverse normal strain and transverse shearing strain respectively through the beam thickness.

The analysis is based on a higher-order structural model using the standard Kirchhoff Love assumption for the face sheets and a higher order displacement representation for the core layer.

The analysis is based on a higher-order structural model using the first-order shear deformation theory for the face sheets and piezoelectric patches, and the extended high-order sandwich theory for the flexible core.

A simple isoparametric finite element formulation based on a higher-order displacement model for dynamic analysis of multi-layer symmetric composite plates is presented with an explicit time marching scheme.

The present theory is based on a higher order displacement model and the three-dimensional Hooke's laws for plate material, giving rise to a more realistic representation of the cross-sectional deformation.