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The original model is slightly modified by replacing the stretched exponential by a relaxation function based on a simplified cooperative model emulating the commonly observed linear variation of the relaxing quantity with logarithmic time.
A complete catalytic cycle for H2 oxidation on a model emulating the active site of Fe-only hydrogenases, [Fe2 μ-DTMA)(CO)4(CN)2]2− (DTMA = SCH2NHCH2S), has been investigated using density Fe2 μ-DTMA theory (DFT).
Main thread is as follows: establishing SD model in line with practical operation mechanism, testing the robustness of model, emulating the effect of single strategy and combined scenarios on mitigating BE and finally proposing optimal strategies on the optimization of green SC.
M3: (Car) The third mobility model emulates the behavior of a car for T 3 seconds.
M2: (Train) This model emulates the mobility experienced in a train.
For moderate three dimensionality, the split lamina model emulates the vectorial generalized lift force to within 10percentt.
Our proposed model emulates the innate natural learning process in humans and uses that to customize the virtual simulations of the lessons by applying the evolutionary learning technique.
The model emulates the fact that following the arrival of an action potential at the presynaptic terminal, a neurotransmitter is released in the synaptic cleft and binds to the postsynaptic receptor with a first order kinetic scheme.
Since BA model emulates the connection feature of society network, while ER model is similar with the random UE interconnection, the impact of network model and the maximum copy of contents to the hit rate in the UE level is analyzed in Fig. 18.
The model emulates the clinical experience of a hypothetical cohort of 100 couples with unexplained or mild male factor subfertility by different treatment strategy, including, when applicable, the transition from one to another treatment stage or strategy.
This particular model emulated the winning ensemble model used in the Breast Cancer Prognosis Challenge (Chen et al., 2013), which combined a boosting regression model (GBM), a regularization model (Elastic-Net Generalized Linear Model, using the R package glmnet) and k-nearest neighbors (using the R-package Caret implementation).
