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Based on system parameters and the estimated mass transfer coefficients, non-lumped Sherwood correlations were developed and compared to previously published data.

In this work, an analytical formulation for high impedance fault location in power distribution systems is presented, based on system parameters estimation.

Based on system control parameters and initial conditions, cable amplitude, displacement and tension responses are numerically assessed, thoroughly validating the analytically predicted solutions as regards the actual existence, the meaningful role and the predominating internal resonance of coexisting/competing dynamics.

Two methods for estimating mass-flux-reduction/mass-removal behavior, one based on system-indicator parameters (ganglia-to-pool ratio) and the other a simple mass-removal function, were used to evaluate the measured data.

The pediatric database in Simcyp is based on system-specific parameter values and variability measures in these parameters that represent a "healthy" population.

The proposed piezoelectric shell theory is very generic, and can be simplified to account for many other commonly occurring geometries, such as spheres, cylinders, plates, cones, etc., based on four system parameters, two Lamé parameters and two radii of curvature.

The parameter is evaluated beforehand based on the system parameters and will be discussed in the next subsection.

A design criterion based on intrinsic system parameters is derived to engineer the pervaporation system for both micro- and macro-scales.

The predictive model based on binary system parameters (Eu/COx and EDTA/COx) was in good agreement with the results for the Eu/EDTA/COx ternary system.

Based on actual system parameters, solar, optical and thermal models were developed by using differential and non-linear algebraic correlations.

Based on the system parameters of the linearized model, a gain scheduling approach is developed using one of the degrees of freedom as scheduling parameter.