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These later schemes have the capability of calculating the evolution of a very large system of particles using a reasonable amount of computer time with reasonable approximation.

The PaDEL software has the capability of calculating 10 different types of fingerprints and 813 2D-3D descriptors [29].

This positivity-preserving proves to be tightly related to the capability of calculating strong rarefaction and near vacuum flows.

It has the additional capability of calculating the thermal hydraulic parameters of moderator flowing in water box and between fuel assemblies under co-current or counter current flow conditions.

Results from the benchmarking test show that the fin-theory model has excellent capabilities of calculating energy performances and fluid temperature profiles, as well as detailed material temperature fields and heat transfer distributions/variations (at steady-state conditions), while still being suitable for component analysis in junction to system simulations as the model is analytical.

Nevertheless, a strong advantage of computations is the capability to calculate a wide range of properties including experimental observables based on vibrational density of states (DOS), for example infrared spectra of hydrous post-perovskite (Townsend et al. 2015).

Offered as an extra option is the capability to calculate a variety of the nuclear fuel cycle cost parameters for nuclear power plants with thermal and fast reactors.

The three-zone transport model was used to replace the loop-homogenization model in the ACPs evaluation code CATE 1.0, developing CATE to give the capability to calculate spatial distribution of ACPs.

We use the R package 'GeneNet' in order to infer GGMs from time-course gene expression data according to (Opgen-Rhein and Strimmer, 2007), and make use of the package's capability to calculate an empirical posterior probability, p e (g1, g2) (Schäfer and Strimmer, 2005), for the existence of the edge between g1 and g2.

Even if a SD detailed tissue-model, that is, an excitable medium with the same physiological detail as in the single cell models of SD [57 59], were available, it would require enormous computer capabilities to calculate from the activity of single cells on the scale of milliseconds the macroscopic patterns on the spatial scale of several centimeters and on a temporal scale of up to one hour.

A generic engine geometry is used for demonstrating further the prediction capability of the code, calculating the attenuation effects of different liner impedances and liner installation locations on the radiated sound fields.