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For the vertical bundle of the PRHR HX model, a revised Rayleigh number is proposed as a criterion for the slender vertical rod bundles, when the vertical rod bundle outside flow cannot be treated as flat plate.
Results of the MMK model are compared precisely with those of the standard k−ε model, a revised k−ε model proposed by Launder and Kato (LK model) and wind tunnel tests for flow fields around a 2D square rib and a cube.
This model, a revised version of the tripartite model (Clark and Watson 1991), has recently attracted a lot of interest (e.g., Prenoveau et al. 2010).
With adjustments to the measurement model, a revised format containing affective, behavioral, and inferred pain indicates a better fit of the data to include these domains, as a more complete measure of the pain construct.
Clinical model A included revised Gleason score and pathologic stage (information available immediately after RRP).
We evaluated W&D's model assumptions and results in great detail, running both the model they describe (Model 1) and a revised model that corrects several faulty biological assumptions and mathematical errors in their published analysis (Model 2, see Supplement S1 for a detailed accounting of our modeling assumptions, procedures, and results).
This model is a revised version of the model originally developed by the Food and Agricultural Policy Research Institute at Iowa State University and the University of Missouri.
FFA is pinning its hopes on a 9-4-1-1-1 model for a revised congress.
Now, in the wake of a revolution still shaking the region, the World Bank says Tunisia can serve as a model for a revised approach.
To solve the problem, we formulate a network flow model with a revised network simplex algorithm, based on which an exact solution approach is designed to determine the optimal ship type.
Arguably, integration of this additional information into the regression model via a revised genotype matrix could improve the performance of MU.
