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The model describes four main physicochemical processes occurring at heterogeneous combustion: chemical reactions (mainly oxidizing), sublimation, thermomechanical erosion of a composite under the action of an external overrunning gas flow, and erosion due to an internal flow of gases generated by thermodecomposition of the material.

The PHR Adoption Model describes four factors that can influence behavior which may lead to outcome changes: personal factors, technology factors, environmental factors, and chronic disease factors [ 6].

The model describes two principal processes: (a) water quality behaviour and (b) hydrodynamic behaviour.

The proposed model describes two types of evidence that can be generated, namely network and system evidence.

The model describes two biological outcomes with multi-state nodes: Proliferation (a 4-state node) and Apoptosis (a 3-state node).

This model describes two states: a 'good' state (corresponding to LOS/light shadowing), and a 'bad' state (corresponding to heavy shadowing/blockage).

This nonlinear model describes two coupled phenomena that occur during the reservoir invasion: the mudcake formation and the mud-filtrate diffusion through the porous media.

The model describes two simultaneous mechanisms of free volume loss: free volume diffusion to the film surface (thickness dependent) and lattice contraction (thickness independent).

The model describes five processes: (1) flow (differentiation), (2) autocatalytic formation (growth), (3) degradation (death), (4) phase transition from immobilized to mobile phase (quiescent to cycling transition), and (5) phase transition from mobile to immobilized phase (cycling to quiescent transition).

The model describes two or more competing positive feedback loops, each of which measures how the build up of commitment to a particular option evolves in time.

One model describes three different stages of tendinopathy; reactive tendinopathy, tendon disrepair and degenerative tendinopathy, although these occur as a continuum rather than three completely distinct phases.