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Analysis of bearing capacity by computer modelling of the ship.

In the measurement, by computer modelling, of the transport constants in Fig. 1, previous workers have stressed the importance of considering the liver's dual blood supply [1 3, 39].

These steps are: (1) On-site assessment of mechanical properties of the wood and description of the connections between elements   (2) Analysis of bearing capacity by computer modelling of the ship   (3) Choice of a new and improved support system based on the two previous steps and verification of the computer model   (4) Monitoring the ship after installing the system  .

A large number of small molecules derived by computer modelling of known enzyme domains were screened for inhibitory activity against DENV-2 virus.

The aim of the simulations was to quantify the significance of the UV protection mechanism for the evolution of primordial RNA-like polymers by computer modelling of the polymerization of sugar-phosphate monomers in the presence of nucleobases.

The understanding of climate processes is further aided by computer models of the climate system, and comparisons of maps of proxy data and model output.

Our understanding of climate processes is further aided by computer models of the climate system, and comparisons of maps of proxy data and model output.

Fatigue data were collected with combinations of simulated oversizing conditions and pulsatile cycles that were identified by computer modeling of the stent that mimic in vivo deformation conditions.

Gouge geometry is consistent with the indentations predicted by computer modeling of head-to-rim contact resulting from subluxation of the head out of the acetabular cup.

By computer modeling of random movements of virtual ions in the pore structure of cement paste from the HYMOSTRUC3D model, the ionic diffusivity of cement paste can be obtained according to statistical data analysis.

Whilst mitigation guidelines have been adopted and measures implemented by space-faring nations, predictions made by computer models of the space debris environment indicate that the population of orbiting objects will continue to grow even in the absence of future space launches [3].