Application examples are shown by considering the construction of confidence regions and mixing models.
The new directions are shown by considering the progress made in membrane manufacturing and membrane processes.
Lift-off model capabilities are shown by considering a bump on the bridge surface.
Inviscid shear-layer instabilities are resolved to highly nonlinear stages, which is shown by considering the doubly periodic two-dimensional shear layer as test configuration.
The presence of micro-chaotic oscillations is shown by considering a linearised map that maps a small neighbourhood of initial conditions back to itself.
In Figs. 11 and 12, a comparison of PGA, PGV, PSA02, and PSA10 distribution maps is shown by considering the Boore and Atkinson (2008) GMPE.
This can be shown by considering each of the four states of operation A, B, C, and D of the proposed algorithm above.
The effectiveness of the approach is shown by considering a concrete case study involving the cooperation of real and virtual smart devices inside a virtualized scenario where security issues are first evaluated and then handled.
Also, the effect of using simplified models for the evaluation of CPTs on the final surrogate composition is shown by considering the example of linear blending rules for ignition delay.
The differences between our approach and the modified Green-Ampt model are showed by considering the infiltration under unsteady rainfall conditions.
