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In 1989, Hadeler and Freedman described a model for predator and prey with parasitic infection [1].

Ming et al. [31] described a model for LS fitting of fuzzy input and fuzzy output data.

Shotton et al. [7] described a model for discriminating object classes that efficiently incorporates texture, layout, and contextual information.

More recently, Giannetti [9] described a model for linking elements from one or more streams of content over a set of page templates.

We have described a model for impurity doping in semiconductor CdSeS NCs based in terms ideas of low temperature and composition dependence of luminescence.

Jönsson et al. had previously described a model for the WUS/CLV3 interaction that concentrated on the generation of the CLV3 domain (the SCD in our model) by a WUS derived signal [27].

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This paper describes a model for predicting Almen intensity based on an analytical model for shot peening residual stresses.

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