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Function analysis is based on modelling technique and rules of model modification, the most known of which is trimming.

The exact point where internal and external error meet cannot be generalized and depends on the data set, the modelling technique, and the number of models inspected during the search just to name a few.

The results of the research prove the readiness of the students on conventional modelling technique and their acceptance of the new technique (STA data model).

The simulation results demonstrate the performance of the proposed neural-based fuzzy modelling technique and of the integrated algorithm of neural-based optimal fuzzy control structure.

The current paper focuses on the numerical modelling technique and on the specialities of the static check of this bridge structure during launching.

The modelling technique and results obtained in a closed form are intended to assist investigations into the modelling and control of active structures with surface-bonded piezoceramic actuators.

The procedure is based on combining ontological modelling techniques and procedures to recognize and classify constraint features.

Employing the new material model, a numerical model and modelling technique are developed to model the impact behaviour and impact process of hybrid-fibre ECC panels using LS-DYNA commercial software.

These include the use of object-oriented concepts, component-based modelling techniques and modelling frameworks, as well as the emerging use of integrated modelling platforms and metadata support for modelling semantics.

The Noesis technique allows recursive and decompositional structures to be captured in the meta-models (which is a demandable requirement for meta-modelling techniques) and situational methods to be obtained by the assembly of method fragments.

The modelling technique used and described in this paper, called multibody dynamics, consists in computing the motion and the forces acting upon each component of the action.