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The F3/C model also derives VSH which show good agreement with measurements obtained from topside sounders onboard the Alouette and ISIS satellites.

The model also derives the relation between the probability of taking the rural job and various explanatory variables such as personal characteristics.

The economic model, also derived from Rockefeller Center, is simple: subsidies for the tenants you really, really want -- a couple of bell-cow art galleries, say, whose very presence will attract their competitors (a scheme originally devised in the early 30's by a young Rock Center rental agent named Nelson Rockefeller).

Uncertainties in official risk model also derive from the application of risks from a Japanese to a European population, from its application to adults only, from its application of age and gender-averaged risks, and from the practice of arbitrarily halving risks to take account of cell studies suggesting lower risks from low doses and low dose rates.

Multi-temperature models also derive low metal abundances.

The development and use of unified modeling criteria also derives from the necessity of having consistent models so that the results of different simulations can be effectively compared.

As human losses depend on the exposed population, as suggested by Samardjieva and Badal (2002) for a worldwide model, here a Mediterranean model was also derived that considered the exposed population (POP.Unit) and damage.

In Section 3, we present the received signal model and also derive the proposed unifying tensor model and its special cases.

A more complex transient model is also derived which serves as a means of scrutinising the principal assumption of the new model which are quasi-steady state changes.

A modified 1-D model is also derived within a wide range of various parameters.

A theoretical channel model is also derived, in order to analyze the detrimental factors influencing system performances.