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In fact, a study has shown that the same model, with adapted parameters, applied to different case studies performed well but did not excel, when compared to models that were optimized for the specific task.

The objective of this work is to develop an affordable numerical simulation of the laser welding process modeled with adapted physics mechanism and taking into account the microstructure heterogeneity of the considered materials regarding optical and thermal properties.

Advanced technologies keep emerging, providing brand-new car models with adapted speed, controlled steering, and automated emergency braking, along with improved lane detection or GPS systems.

The experimental results with adapted models of the Slovak language into the selected domain are discussed in the Section 5. Finally, Section 6 summarizes the contribution of our work and concludes this article with future directions.

For coping with such circumstances, adaptive knowledge modeling is tasked with adapting the underlying knowledge model according to the environment.

Further study in more pathogenic models like the marmoset or with adapted viruses is required to decipher this question.

On a third step the simulation model is adapted with data obtained during the real evaluation.

A previously published infection model was adapted with slight modification [ 24].

For this purpose, an existing Markov model was adapted with local data.

In order to address these concerns, the Lake Okeechobee Environmental Model (LOEM) and the Everglades Landscape Model (ELM) were adapted with sulfur modules to predict concentrations and distributions of sulfate within Lake Okeechobee and the EPA resulting from the release of ASR water.

Equal numbers of oocytes had mutation levels greater or less than the mean, in keeping with the random genetic drift mechanism, and with the same population genetics model [46] (adapted for humans, with 23 cell divisions), the bottleneck was estimated as 173 segregating units [45,47].