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In part II of this paper, the numerical modelling method developed here is applied to analyse the micro-combustion characteristics in a three-dimensional micro-combustor based on the prototype developed by the MIT group for a micro gas turbine engine.

So, with this modelling method developed here, it is possible to simulate strength and stiffness with high accuracy.

The Geometric Framework (GF) for nutrition is a modelling method developed to identify an animal's optimal intake of key nutrients such as protein and carbohydrate, and the regulatory priorities for different nutrients and performance consequences when animals are confined to suboptimal diets (Simpson and Raubenheimer 1993, 2012).

In this way, the 3D realistic numerical modelling method is developed.

The method developed utilizes SARMA as a modelling framework and EWMA for anomaly detection.

In the method developed, the preprocessing programs used in the context of the finite element method (FEM) are applied to reduce the modelling work.

For these population and patient-specific computational modelling methods to develop further, we need open benchmarks for algorithm comparison and validation, open sharing of data and algorithms, and demonstration of clinical efficacy in patient management and care.

We have used a mathematical modelling approach based upon methods developed by the authors in previous studies (Jenkins et al, 1996; Sherlaw-Johnson et al, 1999).

Consequently, predictive modelling methods should be developed to produce spatial layers that provide a finer spatial resolution for estimates of the 300 Index.

Simulated stream energy budget estimates compare well with results from field-based studies, and errors in stream temperature simulations (RMSE < 1.6) are similar to other modelling studies, providing confidence in the methods developed.

Recently, T1 measurements combined with modelling methods have been developed for estimating brain blood volume and permeability based on first-pass kinetics (Hacklander et al, 1996, 1997; Ludemann et al, 2001; Johnson et al, 2004).