The stress distribution of model components, including steel beams, steel tubes, and concrete cores are illustrated.
The model components include the disaggregation of incremental catchment flows, run-of-river and reservoir abstractions, reservoir releases for users and environmental flow requirements and reservoir spills.
Model components include temperature-dependent phenology, host tree colonization determined by an Allee effect, and random-walk dispersal with motility conditioned by host tree density.
The Repast Simphony Eclipse plug-ins provide tools, views (i.e., windows), and perspectives (i.e., selected sets of windows) for creating a range of Repast-specific model components, including general Repast projects, ReLogo projects, flowcharts, and ReLogo agents.
Desktop tools that can specifically provide annotation of model components include Pathway Tools (Karp et al., 2010), the SuBliMinaL Toolbox (Swainston et al., 2011), Metannogen (Gille et al., 2011) and GEnome-scale Metabolic models Simulation, Reconstruction and Visualization (GEMSiRV) (Liao et al., 2012).
This table includes a model reference number, the modelling components included, and fit statistics/information criteria.
Data were then fitted to the model using FSL's implementation of the general linear model, with motion components included as confound EVs.
The automated modeling methodology supports the model synthesis of electrical components included in the automotive driveline.
Detailed descriptions of the computational model components are included in Additional file 1.
