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The solutions corresponding to linearized model coincide with the well-known solutions to the classical Timoshenko beams.

The wavelengths selected in the Cubist model coincide with wavelengths identified as characterizing adsorption due to chemistry of soil carbon in some recently published works in this area of research.

The results of experiments, which were conducted by using Next Generation Simulation (NGSIM) dataset to validate the proposed model, indicate that the vehicle trajectories simulated by this model coincide with the actual vehicle trajectories in terms of mean value and deviation.

Finally, the results from the dynamic linear feedback model coincide with those from the multiplicative distributed lag model, indicating not only lag effects from more recent R&D but also an overall long-run effect of internal R&D investments in the distant past on the knowledge production or innovation process of incumbent pharmaceutical firms.

In particular, it is interesting to note how the shape and location of the minimum/maximum of the curves obtained by simulation (Clarke's model) coincide with those obtained using the analytical framework, even for a small number of channel states K.

Moreover, recombination parameters that can be extracted by fitting the data to the model coincide with experimentally determined values.

The response of mathematical model coincides with actual plant with minor error.

Additionally, the proposed model coincides with the most accepted values and represents with accuracy the existence of boundaries.

It was illustrated that this model coincides with the intuition of human beings on the physical mono-components very well provided that the parameter ϵ is sufficiently small.

Degassing events in the model coincided with a key N2O emission event measured in the field during several days after a rainfall in mid-June.

It is shown that such a model coincides with the well-known Kröner Eringen integral model of non-local elasticity in unbounded domains.