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Finally, the more important tests, which can improve the coverage metrics evidently, can be selected and simulated early within the limited simulation time.

The goal of this study is to locate the optimal solution of the Root Zone Water Quality Model (RZWQM2) given a limited simulation time, so as to improve the model simulation and help make rational and effective agricultural-hydrological decisions.

The bulk accommodation coefficient is defined as 2where the correction factor pk 3is introduced because the final fate of the adsorbed molecules cannot be determined during the limited simulation time.

Using a TMD simulation to steer in the limited simulation time the transmembrane domain in which an initial force is generated by the proton gradient is not enough to lead to significant conformational motions in the porter domain though this scenario can clearly be deduced from experimental findings.

Fortunately, these slow simulations can be sped up: (i) by selecting a limited but representative workload, (ii) by applying trace sampling and reduced input sets to limit the simulation time per benchmark, and (iii) by optimizing the architectural simulators.

By moderate simplification (avoiding big losses in prediction accuracy) of the mechanistic WWTP model only a limited reduction of the simulation time can be achieved.

However, only configurations in a subspace can be simulated in practice due to long simulation time and limited resource, leading to suboptimal conclusions which might not be applied to a larger design space.

A procedure reducing the simulation time with limited loss of accuracy needs to be developed.

Benchmarking against a software-based compiled-code simulator had shown up to 9 times simulation time improvement despite having limited basic speed improvement techniques implemented.

Because of limited sampling, due to the finite accessible simulation time scale and the approximated force field, high-quality starting structures are required.

Initially developed to investigate molecular models with a limited number of atoms, computers now enable investigations of large macromolecular systems with a simulation time reaching the microsecond range.