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Because ParFlow solves the groundwater and surface water systems simultaneously, the coupled management model can explicitly incorporate groundwater surface water interactions into management decisions.
Compared with the classic percolation theory, which is particularly applicable to 3D-infinite bulks, the model can explicitly capture the effects of thinly layered nature of composite electrodes, and describes a cross-over between 2D-infinite films and 3D-infinite bulks.
The research initiative presented in this paper demonstrates that hydro-economic models can explicitly integrate all these issues, constituting a valuable tool that could assist policy makers for implementing sustainable irrigation policies.
Individual based models can explicitly develop these networks with more characteristic features of real human populations.
Unlike in RES neurons, resonant frequency of the RF model can be explicitly set as a parameter and we used this property to test if resonance can "tune" the oscillation frequency of the network.
Our network model can be explicitly tested by administering a high-dose of SS while activating or inactivating part of the network, such as the PFL, and determining if the manipulation abolishes tinnitus or hyperacusis or alternatively determining how such manipulations affects the electrophysiological and fMRI properties of the network.
One of the advantages of this type of models is that they can explicitly model interventions or external road safety measures and campaigns.
From this, the A-minimax and D-minimax robust optimal designs for the approximately linear Haar-wavelet model can be constructed explicitly.
The equations of the model can be written explicitly, including the noise terms, based on the detailed model description (items 1 6 from the list earlier on), with parameter values depending on the data set, as listed in Table 2.
These models can present explicitly the patterns of agent's behaviour, micro interactions and are not limited to drive equations of a system or representing general statistical models (Boulaire et al. 2015).
