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This information comprises a localised tree model, a morphological dictionary and a trigram language model.

The effect of CGM on crystal shape is modelled using a morphological population balance model (PBM) in combination with Kubota Mullin's model for the pinning mechanism of CGM molecules on the crystal face to take into account their possible hindering effect on crystal growth (Kubota and Mullin, 1995, Kubota, 2001).

A growth model involving a morphological transition from 0-D to 1-D structures via coalescence is presented.

The paper describes two active contour models: the edge-based model and the region-based model making use of a morphological approach, both designed for extracting the gallbladder shape from USG images.

This supports a morphological model for SPEEK featuring branched hydrophilic domains and dead-end aqueous confines.

To support decisions about large-scale sand extraction, we developed a morphological model, which indicates possible effects of such extraction.

The first one is to determine water distribution within the soil structure using a morphological model; once the water distribution is known, its interfaces with air are fixed.

High-density and low-density polyethylene (HDPE and LDPE) were melt-blended with the intent of building a morphological model from the unit cell level as a function of weight content and heat treatment.

A morphological model is built based on an effective differential geometric method for reconstructing geometry of and a specific grid generator for the wings and body; and a kinematic model is constructed capable to mimic the realistic wing body kinematics of flapping flight.

Soil aggregates are acquired using X-ray computed tomography and the size and spatial distribution of their pores are calculated using a morphological model; each pore is associated with a bulk diffusion coefficient and a Knudsen diffusion coefficient, with the latter calculated based on the pore size.

We derive a general relation between the grey-tone correlation function of the tomograms and the 2-point correlation function of the morphology, which enables us to analyse quantitatively the grey-tone correlation function with a morphological model of the material.