To capture the behaviour of such protocols, lossy channel systems (LCS) have been proposed.
It is shown that the anisotropic constitutive law can capture the behaviour of the materials observed in the sintering experiments.
These models work well for inanimate processes such as Brownian motion and the movement of bank notes but also capture the behaviour of zooplankton, marine predators and even spider monkeys.
Secondly, a simple homogenisation approach is applied to capture the behaviour of composites for various volume fractions of PZT fibres under different loading frequencies.
The results faithfully capture the behaviour of brace-gusset plate test specimens with different non-dimensional brace slenderness, brace cross-section slenderness, connection types and gusset plate detailing.
This paper describes the development of a T-stub model to capture the behaviour of endplate connections at large deformations, including failure wherever relevant.
By combining techniques from the fields of information theory and theoretical physics, they have devised a clever new model of optical fibres that is simple enough to analyse, but complex enough to capture the behaviour of the real thing.
Challenged, for example, to introduce to the economics syllabus the study of the actual behaviour of traders in financial markets, academics defending the status quo reply that, first, their models can already capture the behaviour of "rational" traders, and second, the descriptive study of the actual behaviour of traders is a subject for sociologists, historians or psychologists.
Novel closure approximations are developed, based on the beta-binomial, zero-modified distributions and the log-Normal, designed to capture the behaviour of the stochastic SIS model with varying population size, around the threshold between persistence and extinction of disease.
It integrates a dynamic meshing approach, used to explicitly capture the flow induced by free-moving large object(s), with a conventional CFD-DEM method to capture the behaviour of small particles in particle-fluid flow.
