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The blade twist due to elastic coupling is a required parameter for wind turbine performance evaluation and can be predicted through a finite element (FE) structural analyser.
Our results suggest that embryo potential is largely determined by the quality and maturation of the oocyte before fertilization, and can be predicted through a minimally invasive mechanical measurement at the zygote stage.
Down syndrome, which occurs when a person has an extra 21st chromosome and causes cognitive delays and other problems, can now be predicted through a blood test as early as 10 weeks into pregnancy.
Experimental results show that the volumetric swelling ratio increases exponentially during degradation of these gels, and this increase can be predicted through a pseudo-first order reaction depending only on the kinetic constant for hydrolysis and the number of degradable links in the crosslinker.
FE analysis results show that: (1) the ratio between rocking rotations of the spandrel panel and those of the piers can be predicted through a simple geometrical relationship; (2) overturning moment can induce significant axial force variations in piers, changing their lateral behaviour.
Bioconcentration of lipophilic chemicals may be predicted through a simple relationship with KOW discussed in [22]: logBCF = a + b log K OW.
25 In contrast, an anticipated fall can be predicted through an examination of patient characteristics (eg, impaired vision or cognition), making it preventable.
In general, fault-proneness is predicted through a set of design metrics and, most recently, by using Machine Learning (ML) techniques.
A genetic algorithm based design tool, in which the power curve is predicted through a combined coupled aero-structure simulation, has been developed.
In the second step, the response is predicted through a conditional predictor where the estimators obtained in the first step are utilized.
However, both non-shape changes and shape changes are predicted through a Non-Local Linear Regression (NL-LR) of the subject pixel's similar neighbors.
