As typical industrial alloys are constituted of numerous alloying elements, the application of these models to practical alloys is therefore rather limited.
Many theoretical and conceptual advances on household-stratified epidemic models are relatively recent, but have successfully managed to increase the applicability of such models to practical problems.
Important insights include the contrast between hub location and classical facility location, and extensive algorithmic work that has extended the theoretical models to practical cases.
The present model is applied for a shock response correlation of an experimental complex ring cylinder, which demonstrates the applicability of the proposed approximate model to practical engineering problems.
Research addressing the question of how the output of such predictive models can best be translated into police activity is currently ongoing, and represents the crucial stage in the evolution from abstract models to practical outcomes.
A case study deals with a natural gas pressure-regulating station in South Korea and evaluates the applicability of our model to practical operator training by generating process upsets and accident scenarios, constructing dynamic process and accident simulation models, and developing a demonstration program.
Therefore, the high computing costs involved in using FFR models to perform practical virtual screening of thousands or millions of ligands may make it unfeasible.
This becomes inevitable in order to make three-dimensional network models applicable to practical problems in the industry.
This becomes quite inevitable in order to make three-dimensional network models applicable to practical problems in industry.
In addition, it supports the design and operation of SEG technological architectures as integrated within practical business models related to practical implementation of different components within the SEG architecture.
