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The model, which successfully described the size and PdI of the nanoparticles, was the polynomial models including diverse numbers of terms and different combinations of factors.

Freundlich retardation factors established in this study was employed to one-dimensional (1-D) solute transport model, which successfully stimulated good prediction for sorption by fly ash.

It was found that the model which successfully described the size increasing of nanoparticles was a simple polynomial containing the main effect of two factors, interaction, and the square term of chitosan molecular weight.

The proposed model, which successfully provides an easy and accurate prediction for metal extraction from a porous solid matrix, can help to reveal the extraction mechanism and optimize the operational conditions for future scale-up designs.

A simple model, which successfully correlated experimental results for this aspect of phase behaviour of binary n-alkane systems, is demonstrated to quantitatively describe the behaviour of perfluorinated alkanes as well.

"We now have a more sophisticated model for the evolution of the Solar System called the Nice model, which successfully explains many of the features of the Solar System, with the planets having migrated outwards and then maybe also inwards," said Dr Kuppers.

Enforcing such constraints may be necessary (i) to produce models to sufficiently accurate tolerances for import into a CAD system, and (ii) to produce models which successfully reproduce regularities and symmetries required by engineering applications.

In this context, Blanz and Vetter [28, 29] proposed a suitable face recognition system using 3D morphable model and Georghiades et al. [2] proposed illumination cone models which successfully performs face recognition under pose and lighting variations, using the techniques of photometric stereo.

In particular, a first appraisal is attempted of the so-called "component model," which is successfully developed and validated for static analysis.

The proposed approach is based on the extension of a twofold model, which was successfully developed for verifying the implementation of access control policies in INS.

The calculations are carried out with a proposed diffusion model which can successfully correlate diffusion data in pellets formed from single supports over a wide range of conditions.