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Existing explicit formulas to compute the weighting coefficients are given.

A review of existing explicit approximation of the implicit Colebrook equation with estimated accuracy is shown in this paper.

To resolve the limitations in the application of the existing explicit correlations, a single correlation that is continuous over the entire range of pseudo-reduced pressure is required.

Compared with the existing explicit definitions in literature, this novel definition has clear physical significance and is mathematically simple and numerically easy to calculate for multidimensional problems.

We conclude with remarks regarding the strengths of the implicit approach relative to existing explicit approaches, and discuss future work required in order to extend the methodology.

Whites may be better able to acquire anti-Black associations that align with their existing explicit or implicit attitudes, but may be unmotivated to strengthen these associations because they oppose their egalitarian values.

The approach is implemented using the fuel module of an existing spatially explicit forest landscape model, LANDIS.

ERENA exhibits higher accuracy and faster performance in homogeneous ignition simulations compared to existing popular explicit and implicit methods for stiff ODEs such as VODE, MTS, and CHEMEQ2.

In this paper, we test a method to build quantitative land use scenarios and to test them with an existing spatially-explicit model to assess the effects of various scenarios on phoma stem canker management.

We used an existing spatially-explicit simulation model of wildebeest movement and population dynamics to explore how placing a barrier to migration across the proposed route (thus creating two disjoint but mobile subpopulations) might affect the long-term size of the wildebeest population.

First, given previous research on the relative age-related decline of explicit motor imagery [22], [23] and the neurocognitive similarities existing between the explicit and implicit sides of action simulation [24], we expected that elderly subjects would be less efficient than their younger counterparts in implicitly simulating upper-limb movements.