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A mechanistic model, which explains this surface roughening behavior, is presented.

The simulation results substantiate the applicability of a simple mechanistic model, which is based on water 'plug formation' for predicting the critical conditions for the onset of water displacement.

The experimental results were interpreted using a detailed mechanistic model which described the reactions of α-methylstyrene and styrene trimers and was generated using software for automated model construction to describe 901 species using over 4000 reactions.

The compared controllers were an already established controller based on elemental balances (EBC), which was adapted for two feeds, and a model predictive controller (MPC) based on a mechanistic model, which was developed and configured for this study.

The length correlation along with a corrected version of the Nicklin (1962) correlation is used as an input into a developed mechanistic model, which is able to predict the pressure drops along the slug unit.

A mechanistic model, which accounts for the interaction between the gas and liquid phases by incorporating the shear and velocity slip factors between phases, is employed to predict the external liquid holdup and pressure drop for the experimentally covered flow regime.

Therefore, we need good mechanistic models, which by conceptualizing a given system, can predict how changes at the level of one part of the network affect the rest of the assembly46,47.

This can be achieved by modeling the components with mechanistic models, which can give a new dimension for reliability analysis for multiple states.

This is because statistical models are computationally more cost-efficient than mechanistic models (which currently have limited high-resolution applicability in hemisphere scale investigations), and can account for variables related to topography and land cover that could be difficult to otherwise parametrize.

Herein, we present a novel approach for the improvement of mechanistic models which do not only combine the fundamental principles but readily incorporate the results of electrochemical and morphological studies.

The mechanism of biogas production from camel, cattle, goat, horse and sheep dung slurries has been investigated by adopting nine mechanistic models which are used in the kinetics of thermal decomposition of solids.