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We find similarities with the terrestrial IP networks whose technologies have been taken to small satellites and also some significant differences between the two in operational models and assumptions that must be borne in mind.

To investigate this, we also compare the standard symplectic Euler method, which is used in many operational models, with two improved timestepping algorithms based on SDE splitting methods.

In addition, operational models for pandemic spread and mitigation should reflect the state of the art in data for the contact parameters and integrate recent methodologies for collection of human mobility data.

They're worrying because they lack trust in their companies' operational models and execution capabilities.

Comparative analysis of the promoters of the five Gm Hsp20 genes responsive to cold stress (Gm Hsp16.4C, Gm Hsp18.2A, Gm Hsp18.0B, Gm Hsp27.3 and Gm Hsp22.0) resulted in five putative operational models containing the mandatory HEAT element.

Some trials to include prior expert knowledge provided some advances in this topic: Operational models, which are based on more or less specific mathematical and/or statistical procedures, as well as other analysis techniques which use prior knowledge try to solve decisional situations that can be modelled using formal procedures and well-known algorithms.

The importance of Ferrybox data in evaluating the reliability of predictive operational models needed in decision support is also demonstrated, by highlighting both strengths and weaknesses in a state-of-the-art ecosystem model designed for UK shelf waters.

A patient can have one or more samples associated to it; we introduce the typed class Sample in the operational model and the associate type SampleType in the meta model (see Figure 2).

This paper aims to optimize total energy costs in an operational model of a novel energy hub (EH) in a residential area.

τ in vivo is known as the efficacy parameter in the operational model of agonism (see "Methods" section) and this parameter is estimated based on the clinical data.

The stimulatory function in equation 5 can be expressed as a function of free EPO concentrations: Let where τ in vivo is known as the transducer constant in the operational model of agonism and serves as a marker of efficacy.