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The user can select in a toolbar one hazard and then decide whether to generate a scenario map (usually with a unique vent) or a hazard map (generally with a broader source area).

Such information allows Castadiva to access nodes and manipulate them to generate a scenario.

A scenario parser uses this graph to generate a scenario specific reasoner.

In each simulation-iteration, we generate a scenario with a source-destination pair that is randomly and uniformly chosen.

Don't generate a scenario where the bride and your game players will need to apply a mathematical formula to figure out who is winning.

The last decades have seen a substantial decrease in the discovery of novel antibiotics, which combined with the recent thrive of multi-drug-resistant pathogens have generated a scenario of general concern.

With (sigma = alpha = 0.315625) (i.e., 31.5625 % of positive regions represented as '1's), we generated a scenario similar to that in Fig. 1a but with more 1s.

The configured application of the real-time rapid response system generates a scenario earthquake in the Marmara region every day and generates PGA, PGV, intensity, PSA02, PSA10, and damage and casualty distribution maps.

Although agent based approaches for generating a scenario have made considerable progress in the last decade (Bosch, Brandenburgh, Muller, & Heuvelink, 2012), there are still some problems to solve to achieve realistic simulations in which the degrees of freedom are suitable (Muller, Heuvelink, van den Bosch, & Swartjes, 2012).

For example, if the experimental planning generates a scenario where the number of nodes and the number of VMs are equal to 1, the redundancy mechanism factor should only be assigned to the no redundancy (N/R) level (see Table 8).

Finally, we generated a scenario based on the SRES A2 scenario for the decade 2040 2050 in order to evaluate the possible expansion of areas currently populated by Ae. albopictus as a result of the predicted increase in temperatures.