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The issue relating to the negative aerodynamic damping is also investigated in order to find out whether the effects seen in simulation models can be equally reproduced by model tests.

Tsunami simulations using a fault model having length and width of 25 and 15 km, respectively, slip of 0.4 m, and fault parameters from both nodal planes (NP-1: strike, 285°; dip, 39°; and rake, − 73° and respective values of 84°, 53°, and − 103° for NP-2) almost equally reproduced the tsunami observations.

Now assume that the competing females come from a polygynous society, where the coeval females in question derive from q singly mated, equally reproducing queens, related to each other by r qq.

Contours of melodies were equally well reproduced by both trained and untrained singers.

Only if this is almost equally well reproduced by two models, we consider the overall spike rate, i.e., the spiking frequency within bursts, as a secondary criterion - hence the 10 fold less weight for the integral of the SDF.

This conclusion is born out of our observation that the average RDCs of the two rigid carbohydrate rings surrounding the flexible iduronic acid were equally well reproduced using similar order tensors calculated for the two IdoA conformations.

Both parasite species reproduced equally well in the raccoon dog.

However, this same fish in a cave would be equally likely to reproduce and pass on the genes for impaired vision as its eyed counterparts living in complete darkness.

The various kinetic models considered in this investigation did not reproduce equally well the non-premixed flame extinction data with added H2O.

Both produced similar amounts of seeds and thus could reproduce equally well.

However, as stated by Grenthe et al. [14], the variation in ñ (Baj term in [14]) values used in the Debye-Hückel term does not represent an uncertainty range, but rather indicates covariation of the parameters ñ and ε j, k) such that several different combinations of these parameters may reproduce equally well the measured mean activity coefficients of a given electrolyte.