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Development of a computational model based on the mathematical one for parallel computing on supercomputers incorporating central processing units (CPU) and graphics processing units (GPU) was carried out.
An outline of a computer-aided tissue engineering approach for design and fabrication of porous tissue scaffold, procedure of computer-aided characterization and its interface with design model, development of a computational algorithm for finite element implementation and numerical solution of asymptotic homogenization theory is presented.
He leads the development of a computational statistics programming system called NIMBLE.
This paper presents the development of a computational model for large-scale oil spill fires on water in tsunamis.
This limit is not analytically tractable, prompting the development of a computational model to predict the complete release profile.
This paper investigates the parameter estimation problem for masonry constitutive models and describes the development of a computational model for low bond strength masonry.
This concept was recently demonstrated with the development of ActaPredict, a computational tool which utilizes only the easily accessible H NMR signals of skeletal methyls as structural identifiers of the nearly 200 known, closely related cycloartane triterpenes from Actaea.
Here we report the development of ReLA, a computational tool to identify such regulatory regions using genome-wide comparisons.
The development of a coupled computational fluid-dynamics rigid body (CFD RBD) model is presented.
Unique depth of scientific knowledge has allowed physical metallurgy to lead the development of a successful computational materials design methodology grounded in a system of fundamental databases.
Our unique depth of scientific knowledge has allowed ferrous metallurgy to lead the development of a successful computational materials design methodology grounded in a system of fundamental databases.
