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An efficient approach is presented to improve the local and global approximation and modelling capability of Takagi Sugeno (T S) fuzzy model.
Several examples are provided to highlight the modelling capability of subdivision surfaces for CAD applications.
The proposed numerical method provides a modelling capability of phase appearance and disappearance processes, which is based on switching procedure between various sets of governing equations.
The main objective of this work is the extension of the modelling capability of E-PPR78 to mixtures that, besides the mentioned species, could also contain COS, NH3, NO2, N2O4 and N2O.
The free surface modelling capability of SPH and 3D visualisation of the fluid flow leads to a better understanding of the flow characteristics during the furnace tipping phase of the operation.
Important curvi-linear geological information, beyond the modelling capabilities of the variogram, can be taken from training images and later used in model construction.
The study concludes that limitations in the modelling capabilities of commercial haptic feedback technology restrict its ability to make a significant contribution to industrial design practice.
What is more, the extendibility of CityGML by means of Application Domain Extensions (e.g. Energy and Utility Network ADE) greatly improves the modelling capabilities of CityGML for – but not limited to – energy-related tools and applications.
An access control case study demonstrates the modelling capabilities of InSitu and notes the importance of the overlap, exclusivity, and subsumption relationships between situation specifications in order to achieve informative results.
Overall, the combination of techniques provides a powerful modelling capability for packed beds that is of value to the improved design of a wide range of unit operations.
The results suggest that it is entirely appropriate to consider the utilisation of such modelling capability to assess drainage requirements (including optimal drainage locations) and appropriate piezometric monitoring strategies.
