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Moreover, the presented model effectively describes the continuum damage of FG plates, capturing variation of the damage variable throughout the plane of the plate.

The model effectively describes the sediment trapping process, and demonstrates that STC decreases with increasing slope and increases with vegetation cover.

The simulation results compared with experimental data have clearly demonstrated that the improved model effectively describes the various shapes of bubble breakage events, which may consequently have a strong impact on the interfacial area estimation that is crucial for calculation of the transfer rates of mass and heat transfer in the bubble columns.

To get around this difficulty physicists construct tractable phenomenological models (e.g. the MIT bag model) that effectively describes the relevant degrees of freedom of the system under consideration (Hartmann 1999).

This paper introduces a neutral-type time-delay model that effectively describes the oscillatory behavior in the drilling system.

The numerical simulation further illustrates that the new model can effectively describe the effects of the pre-stress or residual stress on the magnetization and magnetostrictive strain curves.

Unifying both continuous and discrete model can avoid repeat research and has the capacity to get some different types of models which neither continuous models nor discrete models can effectively describe.

The present work demonstrates that the proposed model can effectively describe the viscoelastic property and damage evolution of synthetic fiber ropes at different loading levels.

The model can effectively describe microalgal biomass growth, ammonia and phosphate concentrations as well as the phosphorus storage using a set of average parameter values estimated with the experimental data.

However, none of these models can effectively describe all the relevant processes when microalgal growth is coupled with nutrient removal and recovery from wastewaters.

The structural integrity of these models, as evidenced above, highlights the importance of hydrophobic networks and that the HINT term effectively describes these networks.