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In order to identify the most representative PCFs subset, we developed representative models based on the three features which were most frequently represented in the model populations.

The newly developed representative volume element is then used with analytical and computational micromechanical modeling techniques to investigate the homogeneous dispersion of the reinforcing element into the adhesive upon both the linear and nonlinear properties.

This developed representative waveform, d k), has been shown in Figure 6. Figure 6 Developed characteristic representation of received signals.

In order to simulate fluid flow processes, an average of seven grains diameter is required for a fully developed representative elemental volume (REV) (Garcia et al. 2009).

Using these methods, we have developed representative models that were predictive of tumour features by means of the gene expression profile of normal cells.

Accordingly, we have developed representative cross‐sectional blood pressure references for children and young people living in Great Britain.

This methodology represents a substantial step forward in the approach for developing representative PM2.5 concentration datasets to correlate with inpatient hospitalizations and emergency room visits data for asthma and inpatient hospitalizations for myocardial infarction (MI) and heart failure (HF) using case-crossover analysis.

There are three steps: (1) select an index gage; (2) determine changes of FDC; and (3) develop representative FDCs.

Within each class, we develop representative prediction algorithms, which we then evaluate empirically over the Resilient Overlay Network (RON) testbed.

The inability to develop representative interlaminar failure in composites with current mixed mode test configurations motivated this particular investigation.

Business leaders eventually agreed to provide funds, but not until the government agreed to develop representative and accountable political institutions (a concession that politicians made only out of necessity, as it weakened their own grasp on power).