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Robert C. Merton, a Nobel laureate who taught Mr. Mason as a graduate student at M.I.T. in the 1970's and worked with him on the faculty at Harvard, credits Mr. Mason with making the use of mathematical models an integral part of the courses at the business school.

They are the basis of prediction models, an integral part in similarity searching, and employed in structure search techniques.

One of his most influential books, "Growth and Regulation of Animal Populations" (1961), had a pivotal role in making mathematical and conceptual modeling an integral part of the field, scientists say.

The theoretical models of the optical fiber bundle displacement sensors (OFBDS) applicable to various bundle configurations are presented on the basis of a single fiber pair model, which include a summation model, an integral model and a combined model.

It is argued that the wider smelting industry should consider making Finite Element Analysis (FEA) modeling an integral part of their design phase as well as trouble-shooting initiatives so as to be able to make informed decisions that are based on quantitative scientific data.

By making the CFS model an integral part of the education system rather than a piecemeal project, mainstreaming promotes sustainability.

Disease explanatory models provide an integral framework for health knowledge and point the direction for the prevention and resolution of illness.

In summary, we recommend using and updating the model presented here, or similar models, as an integral part of a preparedness plan and as a management tool for contingency of pandemic influenza.

This chapter establishes the importance of models as an integral part of the electronic system-level (ESL) flow, and that the models are primary deliverable from ESL tools.

Although land surface models form an integral part of GCMs and topographic and hydrologic factors play an important role in local transmission models, such processes are more readily included within microsimulations that typically lack analytic transparency.

Conceptual models are an integral facet of long-term monitoring programs.