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For energy pricing, combined model of time of use tariff and inclined block rates is used.

And combined model of soil temperature and moisture on respiration explain the seasonal variation of Rd. better than that of Rr.

Incompressible Navier Stokes and Elasticity theory can be unified by the same set of equations to get a combined model of the interaction.

Stand-alone and the combined model of Convolutional Neural networks (CNNs) and Long Short-Term Memory (LSTM) and Deep neural Networks (DNNs) have shown great improvements in a variety of Speech Recognition tasks.

This was done by estimating the values of f1 and a1 whilst ignoring the effects of site cluster, and with the shape parameter b fixed at the value obtained from the combined model of the data from all three surveys with an S+T formulation for both prevalence and the scale parameter.

These findings suggest a combined model of evolution to Xylella integrases and their elements, in which site specific and illegitimate recombination take place, and the mosaic architecture of the prophage elements represent a creative process in order to generate genetic variation, driving forces to the evolution of this genera.

Based on this analysis, two different combined models of the flow structures were built.

Similar features were also found by the analysis of the results of the combined modeling of gravity and reflection seismic data collected in the Marmara Sea region (Adatepe et al. 2002).

Thus, a combined modeling of the reservoirs involved in electric power and gas systems and their locations on both networks are essential features to be considered in the operational planning of energy resources.

Combined modeling of the diseases led to a loss in predictive performance (increased predictive error) of the model, with an approximate six-fold increase in cv deviance above the average cv deviance for all four diseases analysed individually (Table 2).

We operationalized participants' cognitive processes according to the distinct cognitive components of the combined models of Tourangeau et al. [ 11] and Rapkin & Schwartz [ 10].