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This chapter converges discussions from the preceding chapters in an integrated model of visual discovery by design.

It may also lead to unnecessary control of subsystems which would have been corrected without any control in an integrated model.

The key contribution of this study is to take into account the cruise time control for the first time in an integrated model of these three stages of airline operations.

This research proposes a decentralized methodology based on a bi-level model and a Bi-PSO algorithm, enabling the layout planner and the logistics planner to optimize the CSLP and the CMLP in an integrated model.

In particular, the prospective associations over 3 years between parent heavy drinking, parenting, and child externalizing behavior were investigated in an integrated model to examine the influence of concordant and discordant drinking within couples on subsequent outcomes for their children.

Changing cruise times of flights in an integrated model enables to construct a schedule to increase utilization of fuel efficient aircraft and even to decrease total number of aircraft needed while satisfying the same service level and maintenance requirements for aircraft fleeting and routing.

Given the complexity involved in such an integrated model, novel software would perhaps in an ideal world be reserved for shared-care models with proven efficacy in order to determine whether software adds benefit.

It is known that integrated water resources management (IWRM) plays a crucial role in this context, and that a participatory approach would help to better control and accelerate the integration, to make the decision-making process more transparent and comparable across various river basins and scales, and to increase confidence in an integrated model-based planning process.

This is achieved through integrating ergonomic and macro-ergonomic as well as occupational health and safety arrangements in an integrated modeling for assessment of their multi-faceted impact on workers' productivity, injury rate and satisfaction.

The emergence of trade-offs in an integrated modeling framework allowed us to address the economic aspects of marginality and substitution effects which are important in the valuation of EGS (e.g., Fisher et al. 2008; Bateman et al. 2011; Farley 2012).

In this paper, an integrated model for a turning process (in the radial direction) is presented.