However, overreliance on modeled results, particularly as systems transition to states not considered within the model, may exacerbate negative consequences.
Generally good agreement was found between the model results and full scale, particularly when comparing the highest overall peak pressure coefficients.
However, the importance of using Third-order Shear Deformation Theory (TSDT) reveals the fact that the present model demonstrates more accurate results, particularly for thick shell where the effects of the shear and rotation become more significant in lower R/h.
Disruptive business models may result, particularly from new personalized products, but that is difficult to predict.
Different combinations of methodological choices and modeling assumptions produce widely varying results, particularly at regional scales, and can produce fundamentally different conclusions about the overall impact of climate change on O3-related health effects.
An application to a wind tunnel model is provided to emphasize the results, particularly in comparison with existing results on H∞ observer-based control.
The M P 1D plasticity model has shown good agreement with the experimental results, particularly for cyclic tests on reinforcing steel bars.
But some scientists questioned its results, particularly because it was based on risk models, and not extensive testing.
However, over time there was some convergence of results, particularly regarding ethanol from maize, which has undergone much modelling effort.
These results, particularly for the cross-track component of the flow, are excellent when considering that the CS10 model represents the average flow rather than the true flow.
