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Two example solutions are presented.

Subsonic boundary conditions are described and validated, and a number of example solutions are presented.

All these aspects with example solutions are discussed in this article.

After Sandy and Katrina, for example, solutions were focused on future sea level rise driven by climate change and the infrastructures necessary to "protect" these cities from future flooding.

To explain the three parameters, we have chosen to characterize the solutions and why they suit this problem, it is helpful to have a look at the lower left part of Fig. 5, in which an example solution is displayed.

These methods have their own limitations; for example, the solutions are valid, in most cases, only for small values of the parameter ε.

For example, PEG solutions are more viscous than ethylene glycol solutions.

For example, PEG solutions are extremely viscous and create low-oxygen environments for the roots by impeding oxygen influx into the respiring roots (Mexal et al. 1975).

For example, even when solutions are saturated and dissolved solutes should precipitate out, this chemistry can be overruled by physical limitations that impede crystal formation.

Representative examples with analytical solutions are presented to verify the proposed CTGIMP for coupled thermomechanical analyses.

For example, similar minmax solutions are found for some other uncertainty models [78].