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They usually do not include lateral space the compartments extend in the vertical direction to model the apical dendritic tree, that is, these models are not spatially extended to describe an excitable medium.

Waves emanating from the Riemann problem are further split by solving Riemann problems in the transverse directions to model cross-derivative terms.

Further research along our lines can be developed in diverse directions: To model the influences of complex parking tariff schemes on the efficiency regions, by adapting our event-based algorithm.

It is notable that phylogenetic patterns such as those seen in the FBT and ZEP trees (Additional file 2: Supplementary figs. S6 and S7, respectively) could be interpreted as a result of LGT from CR specifically to prasinophytes, which is in the opposite direction to the model proposed in previous studies [ 25, 32].

A first direction is to model an instance of a real DIS along with its security policies and check the correctness of those policies before deployment.

As a sensitivity analysis, we fit a multipollutant model including OCM, EC, silicon, and sodium ion simultaneously and estimated effects that were generally similar in magnitude and direction to single-pollutant model estimates.

Approximate direction relations are helpful to model directions concerned with both crisp and uncertain regions; they therefore can play important roles in handling uncertain data (in our case, querying uncertain data).

A Fourier series expansion for the displacement variable in the circumferential direction is used to model the FGM conical shell.

First-order shear deformation theory along with Fourier series expansion of the displacement variables in the circumferential direction are used to model the FGM shell.

In this way, the paper contributes to the research in the area of stream processing by: (1) contrasting and comparing some widely used modern SPEs based on a formal model of their execution semantics; (2) discussing the evolution of SPEs since the introduction of the SECRET model; (3) suggesting promising research directions to direct further modeling efforts.

These models allow both continuous interlaminar transverse shear and normal stresses as well as the zigzag form of the displacement distribution in the shell thickness directions to be modelled.