Location factors are vital elements for describing housing price variation.
Because this will not be a complete business plan, I encourage you to choose the most important elements for describing your project specifically, including its value proposition and long-term sustainability plan.
The SOAP fault element structure includes elements for describing the fault type, a descriptive text reason, the location of the fault, and an area, where proprietary or user-defined fault data can be included.
In this paper, the nonlinear response of brick-masonry arches up to collapse is investigated using an accurate 3D mesoscale description utilising solid elements for representing brick units and 2D nonlinear interface elements for describing mortar joints and brick-mortar interfaces.
The CAP cancer checklists [ 10] are a carefully constructed set of data elements for describing the relevant pathologic information in most human cancers.
A comprehensive three-dimensional finite element model for describing microwave heating of a food product on a rotating turntable is developed including multiphysics of Maxwell's electromagnetic heating, energy conservation, Darcy's velocity, mass conservations of water and gas, and phase change of melting and evaporation of water.
Since wavelengths get shorter as frequency increases, the number of elements required for describing the problem domain can become very large at higher frequencies and hence may result in huge computational cost as well as significant dispersion and pollution errors [24].
A three-dimensional finite element model (FEM) for describing the elastic and plastic behaviour and for calculating the stresses and strains has been developed.
In this paper, recent advances in the discrete-element method (DEM) for describing motion, deposition, agglomeration or aggregation of a large number of adhesive spherical particles immersed in fluid flows, termed as adhesive particulate flow, are reviewed.
The eight node hexahedron elements are used for describing deformation and seepage in formation.
