The Matterhorn is a subwoofer model completed in March 2007 by Danley Sound Labs in Gainesville, Georgia after a U.S. military request for a loudspeaker that could project infrasonic waves over a distance.
The effective simulation model is completed by comparing with experimental verification through less severe drop laboratory for obtaining more effective data.
The fresh-faced model completed her casual look by covering up her trademark curves in a loose-fitting gray shirt and pink skinny jeans.
The starting model was completed by iterative rounds of model building utilizing COOT followed by refinement using PHENIX.
First, the continuum model is completed by a generalized second gradient continuum theory.
The string model is completed by several beating equalizers [43] modulating the gain of the first partials.
The model is completed by solving for the equilibrium market price of the intermediate service and the equilibrium number of service producers.
The kinetic model is completed by establishing thermochemical-kinetic analogies to 2-butanone, for the ethyl levulinate ketone functionality, and to ethyl propanoate for the ethyl ester functionality.
The constitutive model is completed by adopting the Tait equation relating the thermodynamic pressure to the specific volume and the temperature.
The model was completed by hand using COOT [ 38] and iterative rounds of BUSTER [ 39].
