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The composite column strengths and moment resistances predicted from the finite element analysis were compared with the design composite column strengths and moment resistances calculated using the Eurocode 4. The study has shown that finite element modelling could effectively assess the accuracy of the design rules in current codes of practice.
The results indicated that our models could effectively predict DDIs.
ANN results showed that neural network modeling could effectively simulate and predict the behavior of the process.
The coupling model could effectively predict the coupling performance and therefore allow for the further design and optimization of TEC.
In summary, this model could effectively calculate the stability of surrounding rock in the formation of gob.
Numerical analysis using the data from a collocated seismometer proved that this model could effectively explain the behavior of the gravimeter.
The Tauc - Lorentz dispersion model could effectively interpret the ellipsometry data of single layers of WAlN and Al2O3, while Cauchy absorbent model was useful for WAlON coating.
The developed model could effectively enhance the accuracy of the objective functions used in the building energy prediction and optimization problems.
In addition, although the RSM turbulence model could effectively predict the amount of water in the gas outlet, it is not at all appropriate in predicting the amount of water in the condensate outlet and the amount of condensate in the water outlet.
This is already more than enough to cater the needs of the medium-size carrier originating this study, which handles about 150 containers in peak days: the set-covering model could effectively support the routing decision process even if the carrier container volumes would triplicate.
The conceptual model could effectively characterize temporal changes in floc size and structure, and found that fragmentation followed by reformation seemed to be more effective in forming larger and more compact aggregates than the restructuring process due to erosion and reformation, which may provide useful insights for the design of flocculation reactors.
