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A mathematical model adequate to describe the physical model has been developed.

(e) Development of a simple mathematical model with adequate precision for prediction of energy generation from PV power Plant situated at different climatic zones of India.

A mathematical model with adequate complexity integrating hydraulics, biofilm and microbial conversion processes is successfully developed for a continuously moving bed biofilter performing tertiary nitrification.

By comparing both the displacement responses of and the VIVF on the sectional model computed based on the identified model parameters with the corresponding tested results, it was found that the proposed nonlinear mathematical model is adequate, whilst the Scanlan′s empirical nonlinear model may not suitable, for describing the VIVF acting on flat closed-box decks.

Next, numerical investigations aimed at developing an adequate mathematical model for the analysis of monuments are discussed.

Since the adequate mathematical model is very complex, the second way - the definition of engineering heuristics - has been chosen to realize an adaptive heating system control.

A reliable prediction of multiple steady states in a reactive distillation column is influenced by the selection of an adequate mathematical model.

In this regard, the remark in [4, page 126 ] by Fleming and Rishel is spectacular, where the authors describe wide band noises as a most adequate mathematical model of real noises.

For the successful solution of problems, connected with design and operative control of the systems, it is very important an adequate mathematical model of process dynamics to be elaborated.

The desorption process is described by the adequate mathematical model, including heat transfer between zeolite particles and hot air stream as well as heat losses through the column wall.

An empirically and dynamically adequate mathematical model of the capsule's behavior would capture the position of the capsule (i.e., three dimensions of the formal state space), as well as the velocity and acceleration vectors for each of the three standard spatial dimensions (i.e., six more dimensions in the formal state space).