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It is shown that the linear evasion strategy may not be suitable to represent a realistic evading strategy.

The results for model F-value implies that the model is significant, which indicate it to be suitable to represent adequately the real relationship among the parameters used.

For nickel alloys at 725°C, the deformation-controlled crack growth is a ductile fracture process, thus a strain-based parameter may be suitable to represent the contribution from mechanical deformation.

Although a 3D model would be suitable to represent a more accurate scenario, the axis symmetric assumption is a reasonable approximation for representing caldera systems and volcano edifices in general, which are usually characterized by radial structures.

Using Akaike's Information Criteria (AIC) for testing goodness-of-fit, both Frank and Gaussian copulas are found to be suitable to represent the relationship between I and D. The IDF points found by the copula method are compared to the IDF curves yielded based on the typical IDF empirical formula of the univariate approach.

However, in the general case they fulfill t= ℓ, i.e. they have a number of linkage classes equal to the number of terminal linkage classes (as indicated previously, networks with t> ℓ might not be suitable to represent realistic systems).

Simulations based on this model are suitable to represent the behaviour of climbing robots and also to optimize their design.

Chu et al. [21], in linear n-normed spaces, defined the concept of an n-isometry that is suitable to represent the notion of a volume-preserving mapping.

Recently, Alaca [25] introduced the concept of 2-isometry which is suitable to represent the notion of area-preserving mappings in fuzzy 2-normed linear spaces as follows.

Finally, some statistical models based on autoregressive functions are suitable to represent the uncertainty involved in influent data profiles (Situation 3).

The starting point of the present general higher-order formulation is the proposal of a kinematic assumption, with an arbitrary number of degrees of freedom, which is suitable to represent most of the displacement field presented in literature.