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Finding solution to non-linear model is always problematic, but converting it to a linear model with suitable transformation can simplify the process.

However, validation of the interdependencies, defined by the model developer, and the necessity of calibrating the model with suitable data are difficulties within the system dynamics modeling approach.

It showed that ANN model with suitable network architecture could make a better agreement between predicted and measured values of the soil sorption coefficients.

Drawbacks of this modeling approach lie in validation of the interdependencies, defined by the model developer and the necessity of calibrating the model with suitable data, i.e., historic data [55].

Using the proposed model with suitable inputs, outputs and functional properties, all possible variants of digital image watermarking schemes can be characterized and described (for example, to carry out the necessary computational analyses).

In order to obtain a model with suitable properties (small amount of ions in the semiconductor, small amount of holes in the electrolyte, thus R C  < <1), we must have Wi > Wh.

Optimization model constituted a rigorous simulation model supplemented with suitable objective functions with and without product flow rate constraints.

In our approach we characterize the structure of the contents stored in the applications' models with suitable domain-specific languages.

A possible future research interest may be to apply some analytical models with suitable utility function computed from the three delay budget components, so that the delay budget tradeoffs can be resolved analytically in some specific conditions, but that would be beyond the scope of this paper.

The exposure should be modelled with suitable tools such as ConsExpo [ 14] and SprayExpo [ 15], or even better, be measured.

The deactivation model together with suitable reactor models is a system of coupled partial differential equations with time and spatial coordinate as the independent variables.