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To capture the qualitative behavior of the harvester, a five-dimensional lumped-parameter model which adopts nonlinear quasi-steady aerodynamics is used.

A mathematical model which adopts integer linear programming and mixed integer programming has been developed for Hong Kong municipal solid waste management.

This paper proposes an agility-oriented and fuzziness-embedded cloud service ontology model, which adopts agility-centric design along with OWL2 (Web Ontology Language) fuzzy extensions.

The term "flipped classroom" refers to a new teaching model which adopts a student-centred approach and enables teachers to rearrange class time and time for homework (Bergmann and Sams 2012; Johnson et al. 2014).

A hybrid model, which adopts a radial basis function (RBF) neural networks with functional weights (FWRBF) to approximate the coefficients of the state-dependent AutoRegressive model with eXogenous input variables (SD-ARX), is built for modeling a magnetic levitation ball system and is referred to as the functional weight RBF nets-based ARX (FWRBF-ARX) model.

The Gao Chen model which adopted the maximum shear strain and the ratcheting strain rate as the damage parameter predicted the multiaxial ratcheting fatigue life well.

Therefore, we developed a mixed model, which adopted the value with a higher coefficient of determination for each 5-year age groups [ 13].

The succinct model, which adopted fewer complex processes and a short cycle length of 1 year, was used in this study.

Red dots denote the locations used to calculate the thermal structure via thermal modeling, which adopts the temperatures at the BSR depths as a constraint and, therefore, requires continuous BSRs (see Additional file 1: Figures S2 and S3 for more detail on the modeling section, and Figures S4 S23 for modeling results).

The experimental response of the bridge is then compared in the time and frequency domains to numerical predictions given by two Finite Element models which adopt common assumptions in engineering practice.

For these reasons, notable uncertainty is associated with the predicted fatigue life from laboratory tests based on the use of phenomenological models, which adopt deterministic input parameters despite the varying levels of uncertainty embedded in them.