Scale-up is also facilitated by the use of non-dimensional estimated parameters such as outlet relative humidity.
Although numerous papers on automatic history matching have been published, most of them have concentrated on a limited type of estimated parameters such as permeability and porosity.
Murphy and Walls recommend the "LEMON" method for emergency medicine: comprising the external appearance (look), easily estimated parameters such as the mouth opening and chin to thyroid distance (evaluate), the Mallampati score, and checks for obstruction and neck mobility [19].
They estimated parameters, such as the percentage of dengue cases treated in a hospitalized setting, the percentage of hospitalized dengue cases treated in private and public hospitals, and an overall adjustment factor for dengue cases in the Philippines.
For each of the four individuals selected in a test, we determined the killing temperature using a nonlinear sigmoid regression of the form where t is temperature; a, b, and c are estimated parameters, such that a is the upper asymptote and (ln(b))/ c, the inflection point of the curve, is the killing temperature.
The in vitro release is also employed to estimate parameters such as T1/2.
Classical scaling equations which estimate parameters such as circuit delay and energy per operation across technology generations have been extremely useful for predicting performance metrics as well as for comparing designs across fabrication technologies.
Applying flow sensors based on hot wire anemometry on the bottom wall boundary it is possible to estimate parameters such as the recirculation length or even the region of intense turbulent activity as compared and verified by the PIV.
Moreover, unlike previous studies, there is no need to estimate parameters, such as fugacity and density.
A modified GA was proposed by Bush and Carter (1996), for estimating parameters such as sand permeability, shale permeability, and fault throw.
