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The two-dimensional Helmholtz equation is firstly weakened in the circumferential direction, so that the governing partial differential equation is transformed to an ordinary matrix differential equation in radial direction, and is solved fully analytically.
In the best case, an optimal solution that perfectly satisfies a user's expectations is identified and the problem is solved fully automatically.
The interfacial and bulk surfactant concentration evolution equations are solved fully coupled with the incompressible Navier Stokes equations.
The viscoelastic model equations are solved fully coupled with the flow equations within the front-tracking framework.
As cloud computing is a new concept the solutions for handling interoperability, portability, security, privacy and standardization challenges have not been solved fully yet.
Thus, many of the potential reasons for failure in the WES approach need to be solved fully in order to realize the promise of WES for routine diagnosis of Mendelian disorders.
Here, the displacement of the two layers can be solved fully analytically at least in the linear order in both layers under the re-epithelialization and the myofibroblastic contraction, based on the method developed in previous works (Ben Amar and Ciarletta 2010; Ciarletta and Ben Amar 2012) imposing tissue incompressibility with a stream function.
The conjugate heat transfer problem is solved assuming fully developed laminar flow in forced convection.
The heat transfer problem is solved for fully developed laminar flow through parallel-plate channels by ignoring axial conduction, with fluid properties of temperature independence.
The framework incorporates economic factors and stability and efficiency of microgrids, which is solved by fully distributed phasor measurement unit (PMU -enabled algorithm to ensure the resiliency of the PMU -enabledhod.
Traditionally, the BA problem is solved in the fully connected network or in the broadcast network.
