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Using the α and β parameters introduced in Sections 'A task level platform load model' and 'Energy harvesting and battery recharge circuit integrated model', the state of charge (SoC) of a battery for the next n wake-up periods (Twi) can be computed using Equation (2): SoC ( t + n T wi ) = SoC ( t ) + [ β − ( α s + α Tx T wi T Tx + + α fwd T wi T fwd ) ] n T wi − K leak n T wi (2).

The Chinese company liked Smithfield's vertically integrated model — the company's operations span from raising hogs to slaughtering them and processing them into ham and sausage — and had a vested interest in preserving it.

Using this integrated model, the designers and system analysts can assess the test suite's fault detectability, fault isolability and fault predictability.

The integrated model, the developed software RoCKS (for Rotary Cement Kiln Simulator) and results presented here will be useful for enhancing our understanding and for enhancing the performance of clinker manufacturing.

In this integrated model, the GHE is simulated by a computational intensive finite element model, which can quantitatively predict the changes of temperature in the ground heat exchanger and surrounding soil.

From the numerical solution of the proposed integrated model, the temporal-spatial evolution of the morphological (i.e., particle size distribution, PSD) and molecular (i.e., molecular weight distribution, MWD) polymer properties in a catalytic polymerization FBR can be predicted.

In a typical scientific software tool that integrates models, the vast majority of the source codes is dedicated to these technical aspects, to the point that it can be difficult to identify the models in the source code.

From the integrated model in the Design Graph, different analyses of the complex system design are derived.

It was apparent that there was a lack of motivation of staff to move towards the integrated model within the CDCs.

Hanasaki, N. et al. An integrated model for the assessment of global water resources Part 2: applications and assessments.

Hanasaki, N. et al. An integrated model for the assessment of global water resources Part 1: model description and input meteorological forcing.