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To preserve the effectiveness of the biomass gasification with low-temperature solar-powered generated steam (approximately 400 410 °C), the gasification process is studied by means of a multi-complex (multi-scale, multi-phase, and multi-component) model and adapted to the novel proposed conditions.

The methodological approach of Multi-Criteria Decision Analysis was used in the formation of this model and adapted for the research; it was combined with the adapted Analytical hierarchy process and the Delphi process, and supported by a geographical information system (GIS) within the framework of ESRI ArcGIS software – Spatial analyst.

The CAR model is a semiempirical model derived from a more detailed Gaussian model and adapted to calculate air quality near roads (Vardoulakis et al. 2003).

The approach of Bastolla and co-workers [ 9] to was used to score folding under a knowledge-based model, and adapted to scoring protein-protein interactions.

Following a protocol amendment detailing how the study and analyses may adapt, a reestimation of the sample size commenced with use of a new model with a revised structure, new OKZ PK parameters from the first-in-human PK model, and adapted PK/PD parameter estimates based on preclinical in vivo and in vitro data for resimulation (two parameterizations receiving equal weight).

We present our new business process modeling environment, called SiSO, that enables business process experts to model and adapt business processes.

The term refers to the practice of backing start-ups that take an established business model and adapt it to an emerging market.

Ysern said the same of the French Tennis Federation but that it would have to change its economic model and adapt to a "new way" of doing things.

In addition to these methods, other models are applied to capture speakers, including eigenvectors to model and adapt speakers [13], nonnegative matrix factorization-based models [14, 15], and sinusoidal models [16].

In spite of the huge number of research studies around empirical surface roughness models, there is no methodology applied in industry to model and adapt accurately the surface roughness in machining operations.