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According to the synchrony hypothesis, a synchronous model reacts to inputs by generating outputs that are immediately made available to the environment.

The authors did not really clarify how their model reacts to the increasing number of tasks especially with the same arrival time.

Figure 9 below shows how the proposed model reacts to oscillating behavior of entity by lowering the Tmax. Figure 9 Effect of oscillating behaviour on maxachievable trust value.

This state stems from increasing solar and wind energy capacities that cause the increase in energy demand and reduce of energy price and profits such that model reacts to balance the system by decreasing supports (incentive and regulation) on solar and wind energies.

To see how the model reacts to inter-annual variations in climate, an inter-annual comparison of the observed and simulated yields has additionally been done for all crops combined and individually (Figures 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9).

Once the similarities between the model and the real data were tested, it was necessary to investigate how the model reacts to differences in stable individual parameters.

This is done on large samples of cities investigating concurrent configurations, as well as how the properties in this star model react to specific forms of disturbance.

The predominant healthcare delivery system, which has been a passive model, reacting to patients' problems, is shifting to a more proactive model designed to take the initiative in providing care for an increasingly older population that has a greater prevalence of chronic conditions, often with multiple medical and social needs.

Because the model reacts adequately to inter-annual climatic differences, transferability to different climates is probably possible but still needs to be validated.

In this model, ENSO reacts to solar irradiance due to a zonal asymmetry in the response of the tropical pacific: a heating due to higher irradiance would cool the East Pacific, inducing a La Niña-like climatic system.

The result shows that the model often reacts to the input with more spikes than the real cell, which increases the entropy of the output.