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In the next subsections we present examples that consider two and three objectives.
The efficiency of the proposed multiscale framework is demonstrated with numerical examples that consider a large number of crystals.
The theoretical results are illustrated by numerical examples that consider both noisy and noise-free measurements and a comparison with a high-gain observer is included.
Energy crop models combined with process-based models, such as EPIC in SWAT and CANEGRO in DSSAT, provide good examples that consider the biophysical, socioeconomic, and environmental responses and address the sustainability and socioeconomic goals for energy crops.
A general formulation of the new spatial discretization method is given for second- and fourth-order continuous systems, whose displacements are divided into internal terms and boundary-induced terms, and two examples that consider the longitudinal vibration of a rod and the transverse vibration of a tensioned Euler-Bernoulli beam are used to demonstrate the new spatial discretization method.
We review the literature on unstructured reservoir simulation models, and present many examples that consider gravity depletion, water flooding, and gas injection in oil saturated reservoirs.
It is clearly shown by these examples that considering only the trellis complexity as in [5, 10], or the merge complexity, it is not sufficient to obtain a real evaluation of the decoding complexity of a trellis module.
The paper is followed by an example that considers the Dahl model for representing the hysteresis behavior of the non-linear energy sink.
The model is illustrated with two simulated datasets and with one example that considers a beef cattle database.
The effects of uncertain model parameters on the performance, robustness and reliability of protected systems is illustrated by two example problems that consider multi-story buildings under stochastic ground excitation.
We found no examples of caregiver interventions that considered care recipient economic status beyond health care costs.
