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Weren't we supposed to give up acting 22 forever?' Writer's block set in after his 1998 novel, Model Behaviour; with it came a severe depression, a spell in therapy and more drugs.

Finally, the dry-out point is found by comparing model behaviour with tabulated critical heat flux (which is a function of tube diameter, mass flux, pressure and steam quality).

We simulated the model behaviour with target component ratios of 1∶1 for ORN-LN convergence rates of 200, 500 and 1000, for both conductance and rate based versions.

The equation for stomatal aperture describes stomatal opening in a phenomenological way, which allowed us qualitatively compare the model behaviour with physiological data.

Recently, Ruiz et al. (2016) proposed a tuned liquid damper with floating roof (TLD-FR) having a relatively simple, easy-to-model behaviour with high effectiveness in reducing the structural vibrations by introducing a floating roof in it, which prevents the water breaking.

The test of our models based on actual fault data collected over a period can help correlate the proposed models' behaviour with the present simulation results.

The technique uses abstraction based over-approximations of the model behaviour, combined with iterative refinement.

This section demonstrates the model behaviour and outputs starting with the C in primary products (lumber, plywood and veneer, panels, and paper) estimated annually, and then the C stored in use or in waste disposal sites (refer to Figure1).

If the model behaviour is at variance with expectation, there are two possible causes: either a mistake has been made in the definition of the model, or the expectation is incorrect.

This section demonstrates the model behaviour and outputs starting with the C in primary products (lumber, plywood and veneer, panels, and paper) estimated annually, and then the C stored in use or in waste disposal sites (refer to Figure 1).

These analyses were consistent with standard model behaviour.