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The improvements in the predictions were found to be over 50%, relative to unmodified model especially at lower current inputs.

The LLE data were fairly correlated with the NRTL model especially at the region of low mole fraction of the sulfur compounds.

The results appear to be quite sensitive to the choice of the turbulence model, especially at flow conditions leading to heat transfer deterioration.

The ADM gave better fits to the experimental data than the CSTR model, especially at high axial locations for the bubble column used with a large L/dc ratio.

The analytical model is first validated through comparisons against detailed double-span FE models, where it is found that the load-joint rotation responses of the axially restrained systems can be accurately captured by the analytical model, especially at catenary stages.

Generally, the anisotropic synthetic model produces a better stack response which improves event continuity and structural definition than the isotropic model, especially at far offsets.

This can lead to large models, especially at higher frequencies, which translates into high computational costs and memory requirements.

Here the tradeoff is weight and portability (my 65mm Swarovski fits nicely into my small backpack) versus the noticeably brighter image (but not necessarily wider field of view) offered by the larger models, especially at high power in dim light.

It is found that huge discrepancies (over 100%) exist among the models, especially at the long period range, due to differences in spectral shapes and the recommended corner periods, which would lead to undesirable effects on the use of the displacement-based seismic design approach.

Emerging technologies are leading to a rethink informal education and giving rise to new educational models, especially at university level.

Figure 10 again shows that although there are differences with other models, especially at degree 5, the BGS model is well within the range of variability of other models.