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In this study, a new analytical solution is presented for the first time, by means of which the ground responses around circular shallow tunnels subjected to surcharge loadings can be quickly predicted.

The numerical approach incorporates a three-dimensional CFD pack-level sub-model, a one-dimensional battery pack network sub-model, and a three-dimensional thermal and electrochemical coupled cell/module level sub-model so that the battery non-uniform heat generation rate, the battery temperature distribution as well as battery temperature variation across a pack can be quickly predicted.

Then, combined with the trained GPR surrogate model, the most probable point (MPP) is quickly predicted using Monte Carlo sample technique without any further FEA.

We have identified a number of interesting genes that are sex-specifically expressed and/or that are predicted to be quickly evolving that beg for additional investigation.

Mr. Morelli said the charge of political motivation was ludicrous and predicted that it would be quickly dismissed as irrelevant.

This method is to be used for exchange inlet geometry optimisation and as such is able to quickly predict properties that can be used in the design process such as total pressure loss and mass flow rate.

When searching for MITEs in the WGS sequences of A. millepora, our attention was quickly turned to several predicted MITEs (which we later called CMITE), which had different TIRs but shared highly conserved sequences in their internal region.

Furthermore, a new method is developed to quickly predict whether the parameter values is reasonable or not, with the training models in the human body database.

Being able to quickly predict where the ball will land "is a fairly high-level learning skill," she says, adding that this skill is acquired subconsciously.

The developed model is found to quickly predict the performance of the plant with good accuracy.

The device, currently in clinical trials, is designed to quickly predict if patients will respond to an antidepressant.