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Our study relates to the possibility of using the knowledge of an expert in modelling and, more particularly, on the automatic modelling of filling systems in foundry.

A proposed mathematical model of filling formation describes the evolution of the free surface of a filling and transport of cohesionless polydisperse granular material during some typical operations of bulk solids handling.

An estimation of exciton life-time can be calculated by numerical fitting of the transient absorption curves using an exponential decay (to model the population of filled states in the LUMO).

(b) Finite element (FE) modeling of the filled honeycomb using the ABAQUS/Explicit finite element code, accounting for the hyperelastic compression response of the PDMS filler.

A new study by a group of researchers from South Africa's University of the Witwatersrand used scanning technology and 3D modelling to fill in some of the gaps around mammal hair evolution.

A CASUAL visitor to this week's sprawling motor show in Frankfurt would conclude that the global car industry is robustly self-confident as it churns out new models to fill every niche of consumer demand and forges ahead with the green technologies that will reconcile the car with the future health of the planet.

For much of the rest of theater history, more was considered more, and the Shakespearean model of amply filled stages held sway.

The second gallery has been transformed into a cave, or a painted fiberglass model of one, filled with sculptured figures and painting.

This paper reports on the results of an experimental investigations and theoretical models of concrete filled fiber-reinforced polymer (FRP) tube (CFFT) columns reinforced with steel and carbon-FRP (CFRP) bars under concentric and eccentric compressive loads.

In "Physical model", the physical model of RTWT filled with thermal plasma is established in an infinite longitudinal magnetic field.

The swelling properties of model filled elastomers consisting of crosslinked polyethylacrylate chains mixed with grafted silica nanoparticles are analysed using a continuous media mechanics approach.