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Response surface methodology (RS M optimization has been incorporated using the design expert to eliminate the difficulty in obtaining the anticipated results.
Behaviour of concrete has been incorporated using Concrete Damaged Plasticity model while the Johnson Cook elastic-viscoplastic model has been used for reinforcement.
The initial geometric imperfections have been incorporated using generic imperfection function.
The quantum nature of H2 has been incorporated in the calculations using the Feynman Hibbs approach.
For example, a hydrophobic compound, PP2 (Src protein tyrosine kinase inhibitor) has been incorporated in a nanoformulation using self-assembly peptides and amino acids to enhance intra-tracheal delivery and reduce acute lung injury [10].
The modeling task has been incorporated by the use of an automated computer based construction durability model 'DuCOM' developed by our construction research group at The University of Tokyo as a finite element computational approach for the effect of oxygen on corrosion in relation to W/C, concrete cover, chloride concentration and various environmental humidity construction conditions.
The algorithm has been incorporated into a commonly used package for tomographic reconstruction.
The continuous change in the load-carrying capacity and the stiffness of members during the nonlinear force deformation history has been incorporated in the analysis scheme using the Pseudo-force approach.
A plasmasphere extension has been incorporated in the International Reference Ionosphere, IRI*, using the Russian standard model of the ionosphere, SMI, at altitudes from 1000 km to the plasmapause (⩽36,000 km).
Impact factors change over time and this has been incorporated into the analysis by using the relevant data for 2001 to 2006.
Feature Hashing (FH) has been incorporated to map the features used by the system to a smaller dimension (limited to 2 features) by using a hash function (Shi et al., 2009), which results in a minimal decrease in performance (0.1% F-Score).
