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Next is a novel implementation of the τ-leaping method that speeds up SCD simulations by advancing the state of the reaction network in large time increments when appropriate.

The results show that sediments and nutrients could be adequately reproduced in large time steps (monthly or seasonal) and that even with the current data limitations, the seasonal variation and the most critical areas of pollutant losses to waters could be adequately identified.

However, a droplet of large size (>30 μm) would be formed in this situation, which may in turn result in large time consumption for film drying.

Hence, bimodal distribution shown in Fig. 3 a becomes unimodal in large time limit with a form of Lifshitz-Slyozov-Wagner distribution.

But when α increases, the CS and CR k transmit in large time with the underlay method, and thus, the system is more probable to have an outage.These figures also show that the outage probability decreases (which is the indication of performance improvement) as P, I, or N increase.

Special software is required for solving Eqs.  1 and 2 simultaneously in large time series problems.

We prove that the solutions to (4.1) converge in large times to the unique steady state p ∞ ( v ).

However, without rigorous, robust, and detailed preclinical evaluations, novel neuroprotective drugs may prove to be ineffective when tested in large, time-consuming, and expensive human clinical trials.

Therefore, without rigorous, robust, and detailed preclinical evaluation, it is unlikely that novel neuroprotective drugs will prove effective when tested in large, time-consuming, and expensive human clinical trials, thereby warranting further well-designed and well-reported experimental animal studies.

To achieve this goal in large time-scale pollution estimation, aggregation of exposure data at small time scales is needed because daily exposure information is not always available from the existing air monitoring networks.

However, these techniques require a sparse distribution of simultaneously activated fluorophores in the field of view, resulting in larger time needed for the construction of the full image.