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The procedure is based on the coupling of a stochastic weather generator with a land use change model for the generation of some hypothetical scenarios.

Next we simulated the spatial dynamics of land abandonment with a spatially explicit land use change model for the period 2004 to 2015 for four different land use change scenarios.

To investigate the influence of the droplet motion on its phase change, a phase change model for single moving droplet is developed by combining static droplet phase change model and droplet motion model.

Although the frequency distance change model for S-wave radiation pattern proposed by Satoh (2002b) has been used in some applications, to achieve more accurate estimation and prediction of high-frequency seismic radiation, a precise frequency- and distance-dependent model for the apparent radiation pattern for both P and S waves is required.

Apart from the accuracy and precision criteria used for the comparison study, the posterior distributions for the time and the magnitude of a change enable us to construct probabilistic intervals around estimates and probabilistic inferences about the location of change point as discussed in section 'Step change model' for the step change scenario.

This study attempts to meet this need by developing a spatial explanatory model for soil sealing density that is applicable at the regional scale and that can be applied in combination with the Flanders cellular automata land-use change model for evaluating the impact of future land-use scenarios on soil sealing.

For these reasons, we leave the detailed discussion of the application and the applicability of the Poincaré Bendixson theory in structural change modeling for forthcoming papers.

Based on various studies on climate change, models for estimating the effect of CO2 emissions and temperature/humidity changes due to global warming are described.

Little is known about the effectiveness of smoking behaviour change models for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.

In contrast, sequential, 'binding change' models for translocation receive extensive support.

We found some support for the validity of the Health Belief and Stages of Change models for predicting mammography adherence in women with schizophrenia.