In Phase 3, the relationship between the CBPR model components and study outcomes was analysed using the conceptual logic model, which comprises four dimensions: context, group dynamics (including structural, relational, and individual sub-dynamics), intervention, and outcomes (9, 58).
Two phase parallel, series and parallel-series models which comprise two kinds of springs with different constants representing the crystalline and amorphous components, respectively, were applied to the tensile force-strain relationship of the fibres.
To simplify the application of bioclimatic models, Chuine (2000) combined numerous major mechanistic models and developed a set of unified bioclimatic model calculation methods, which comprises two formulas to calculate the forcing and chilling requirements of plants.
Hence, a bi-criteria nonlinear integer programming model is developed which comprises two inconsistent objective functions: minimizing the cycle time and minimizing the machine total costs.
Neutronics analysis is performed with the local MCNP models of EPP 17 which comprises two adjacent diagnostics: TDM and Core-Imaging X-ray Spectrometer (CIXS).
All pairs of genomes (reference genome was 04199 for all pairwise comparisons) were analyzed using the Hidden Markov Model implemented in ClonalFrame [ 61] which comprises two states: the "clonal" state in which only mutations separate the two genomes and the "recombined" state in which the polymorphism density is higher due to the import of unrelated DNA.
The model is designed according to a two-layer architecture of excitatory and inhibitory connections which comprises two central neurons and a population of peripheral neurons.
Tourism is vital to the economy of the country, which comprises two islands.
The freeze-dryer used to dry the red propolis nanoparticles was a Terroni equipment®, LD 1500 model (São Paulo, Brazil), which comprises three shelves in a drying chamber, a condenser to −43 ± 5 °C and a vacuum pump.
A kinetic model is presented which comprises three processes: (i) excitation of valence band electrons to the surface states, (ii) recombination of these electrons with holes in the valence band and (iii) transfer of electrons from the surface states to an electron acceptor in solution.
