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It was found that the model correctly simulated the effect of change in equivalence ratio, fuel fraction, and pressure for shock tube ignition delays.
It was found that qualitatively the model correctly simulated the effect of change in equivalence ratio and pressure, predicting that fuel-rich, high-pressure mixtures ignite fastest, while fuel-lean, low-pressure mixtures ignite slowest.
The coupled model correctly simulated the typical ocean phenomena that occurred during spring and summer, such as the Oyashio inflow during the spring (Ohtani [1981]), the summertime clockwise circulation induced by terrestrial freshwater (Satoh et al. [2003]), and the local wind in the bay (Takahashi et al. [2007]).
The results indicate that the model correctly simulates the moisture distribution and degree of hydration in mortar specimens.
The model correctly simulates the observed switch to a low-frequency, entropically driven instability observed when the combustor exit is choked.
Thus, the proposed model correctly simulates the experiments such as gas injection swelling tests and bubble point curve determination under different compositions.
Furthermore, we confirmed that the model correctly simulates the ability of the core module to propagate polarization across small ft mutant clones.
We find that the LPJ model correctly simulates the magnitude of terrestrial modulation of atmospheric carbon anomalies for these two extreme disturbances.
(K – O ) The computer model correctly simulates the observed movements both in normal embryos (K – M ) and in intercalation-compromised condition (N and O ). (P – R ) Hypoblast rotation at pre-PS stages leads to bending of the PS.
These results are consistent with Fasullo & Trenberth (2012), who found that only the higher sensitivity climate models correctly simulated drying in key cloud-forming regions of the atmosphere.
The models correctly simulated known enzymatic characteristics and yielded useful predictions that may guide future experimental design.
