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These are chosen to show the range of applicability of the method, the convergence behavior for a wide range of matrix types, and also the wide range of approaches that may be employed to generate approximate matrices.

The non-linear motion of a symmetric gyro mounted on a vibrating base is investigated, with particular emphasis on its long-term dynamic behavior for a wide range of parameters.

Results show that the release rate has the similar behavior for a wide range of operating pressures from 60 psig (0.4 MPa for distribution pipeline) to 1000 psig (6.9 MPa for transmission pipeline).

In particular, the speed of sound, the radial distribution function (RDF), shear-thinning of viscosity, the mean-squared displacement (⟨R2⟩∝t), and the Schmidt number (Sc∼O(103)−O(104)) can be controlled, such that the model exhibits a fluid-like behavior for a wide range of temperatures in simulations.

We find that populations fail to coordinate in the same behavior for a wide range of parameters, a novel phenomenon not observed in most artificial model networks.

This value was chosen as our optimal point of focus for it provided stable, psychologically plausible behavior for a wide range of set sizes.

Data sets obtained using electropolished specimens generally exhibited bimodal distributions, and this surface condition was determined to be most suitable for investigating life-limiting fatigue behavior for a wider range of test conditions, due to the elimination of machining-induced residual stresses.

Based on the proposed model, transfer functions for both the water level of the separator and outlet steam temperatures are derived, and a new multi-model switching generalized predictive control scheme is developed for simulated control of the plant behaviors for a wide region of operational conditions.

Here we develop a method for applying the saltation abrasion model at a landscape scale, and use the model as a reference for evaluating the behavior of a wide range of alternative incision models, in order to consider the implications of the saltation abrasion model, as well as other models, for predicting topographic steady-state channel slope.

None of the behavior observed for a wide range of conditions can be modeled by the standard method which assumes relative permeabilities and capillary pressure relationships to give self similar fronts that expand as the front advances.

Their interactions were rated by expert behavioral evaluators for a wide range of emotions and behaviors based on facial expressions, body language, and tone of voice.