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Such languages are complex domain-specific languages that enable model engineers, such as mechanical engineers, to declaratively model the dynamics of systems.

The aim of this paper is to enable model guided multi-scale and multi-modal image integration for the head and neck anatomy.

The transfer function relationships between multiple soil moisture differences were delineated to determine a representative point for reliable time series modeling, and to establish the spatial pattern of areal clusters that will enable model identification and prediction.

Arcade provides the architect with early feedback from correctness evaluations by leveraging the formal DRA meta-model to enable model checking and generating a Execution Space visualization to aid completeness validation.

To avoid the duplication of efforts, and enable model reuse and enhancement through collaborative efforts, a prototype cyberinfrastructure, called SWATShare, is developed for sharing, execution and visualization of Soil and Water Assessment Tool (SWAT).

Many AI models are black boxes today, and leading AI researchers are working to enable model explainability and tunability.

We will also show how this approach could enable model-based analysis and design of robust aerospace and building systems by managing interconnections between components.

To enable model-ship correlation following the ITTC recommendations, in addition to the resistance coefficients of the models, dynamic wetted lengths and surfaces were provided as tables.

To enable model-based analyses, a system-level approach is proposed in which the fuel cell system is modeled as a multi-stage thermo-chemical process using the "flowsheeting" environment PRO/II™.

Finally we will focus on the specification of the other NIDM components to enable modelling of a complete fMRI experiment from raw data to statistical results.

Also, time-resolved analysis of these complex mechanisms need to be analyzed to enable modelling of different placental in vitro scenarios (e.g. tight vs. intermediate vs. leaky).