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Taking into account both electrical and mechanical fields for the PZT patch actuator, a full-order model is developed using assumed mode model expansion and the Lagrangian approach.

CellML 1.1 has been developed to extend the component-based architecture of CellML 1.0 to facilitate model expansion and re-use.

Such business challenges may be met through planning and design that considers the long-term costs of training, support, and maintenance; revenue generation and licensing by instituting processes which support communication and interactions; and by employing software technology which enables easy model expansion and re use to gain an economy of scale and reduce development costs.

It was found that, when applied using a powerful and flexible modelling environment, the component-based modelling concept provides not only an elegant method for model development, but also the opportunity to explore model expansion and refinement through use of transplantable components.

There are three model- and referent-independent reasons for exploring using a cloud infrastructure for cluster style parallelism: 1) reduced systems administration costs, 2) model expansion, and 3) model sharing.

The model expansion coefficients and bias are updated recursively for increase and decrease in the basis set and support vector set.

Together these data and model expansion can be used to examine systemic changes and therapeutic responses; thus, advancing angiogenic targeting for predictive medicine.

Actions and factors that players perceived as missing from the game are prime candidates for game and model expansion.

We noticed that our long-term GBM cultures, established from different patients, may display two categories/types of growth behavior in an orthotopic xenograft model: expansion of the tumor mass and formation of tumor branches/nodules (nodular like, NL-type) or highly diffuse single tumor cell infiltration (HD-type).

They model expansion probability by simple linear regression.

Comparing the FL2 and FL3 models suggest that two rate categories are adequate to model the Expansion and Gain rates; a third category confers little additional benefit for these events.