A continuous CA model that is intrinsically parallel in nature is used for the time evolution.
In this context, we propose a "Mesh Constraint Topology" (MCT) model with automatic adaptation operators aimed at transforming a CAD model boundary decomposition into a FE model, featuring only mesh-relevant faces, edges and vertices, i.e., an explicit data model that is intrinsically adapted to the meshing process.
Efficiency doesn't mean penny-pinching, but instead, finding entrepreneurs who orient their business around a technology or business model that is intrinsically more effective at multiplying capital.
In a market model that is intrinsically incomplete, it is not immediate to transpose the concept of "risk neutral expectation of future discounted payoffs" from the classical setting to the modeling under uncertainty, because of the absence of a linear pricing system.
First, having students work to create a model that is intrinsically interesting to them is more motivating than solving general computer programming problems, even if these problems are well designed to illustrate important principles.
One important corollary is that we do not need network models that are intrinsically noisy.
Such systems being intrinsically hybrid, the model that is exposed is a hybrid model based on the cooperation of a discrete-event part and a continuous part.
In addition, we need more programs that intrinsically motivate Aboriginal girls to succeed in science and math, to become teachers, doctors or engineers, beyond sporting or modeling choices.
It's just not a story that intrinsically resonates.
In support of the tRNA competition model, the codons that intrinsically promoted higher levels of misreading were decoded by lower abundance tRNAs, while those at the lower end of the range are decoded by more abundant tRNAs.
