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Since each cell in the signalling model contains a core oscillator mechanism, we retain the non-dimensional parameter choices made in simulating the core oscillator model, which allows us to retain the oscillatory dynamics discussed in section 2.2.1.

Replicated model-scale experiments were made in simulated atmospheric boundary-layer flows at 1 : 100 scale in two wind tunnels.

Limiting the estimation of the bottleneck severity parameter (η D ) in the BG model to smaller values would likely serve to increase the Akaike weight in favor of the POSG model, when comparisons are made in data simulated under the latter history.

Each coating showed different corrosion behaviours when electrochemical characterisations were made in a simulated biological environment, i.e. Hank's solution.

Game 2, Let's play fossils...: fossils will be made in plaster simulating ammonites and trilobites and painted by children (Fig. 1).

Significant progress has also been made in modelling and simulating this system in power plants and industrial systems.

A half-century after the term was coined, both scientists and engineers say they are making rapid progress in simulating the human brain, and their work is finding its way into a new wave of real-world products.

The PV panel model is made in PSIM tool, the model is simulated under STC, and the I V and P V curves are presented in Fig. 3.

This new striker was custom made in the laboratory to simulate closely the impact area of the greater trochanter found in the average adult.

Summer's "Love to Love You Baby" (1975) was the first international hit made in Munich nearly 17 minutes of simulated orgasm that both musically and conceptually prefigured the next two decades of dance music.

Substantial improvement was made in the codes' ability to simulate heat transfer in debris beds and molten pools and increased understanding was reached of control rod material interactions, the swelling of irradiated fuel and the movement of molten material to the lower head.