Similarly, models are augmented with asymmetric power terms and fractional integration.
In algorithms applied for projection of permeate composition in commercial NF systems, the theoretical models are augmented by empirical correction coefficients developed from field results.
It is shown that the micromechanics models of Halpin Tsai and Mori Tanaka are insufficient for modeling subcells with many filler clusters, and thus these models are augmented by an additional interaction term, based on stress concentration factors.
To start the various model comparisons, both the GTR112 and GTR123 models are augmented with the "+CD3", "+CD16", "+FF3" and "+FF16" context-dependent assumptions.
When models were augmented with GDP per capita, the results for most variables of the institutional setting of ECEC were found not to change.
These acoustic models were augmented with some non-speech events present in the Fisher Spanish corpus-like background noise, laugh, breath, cough, sneeze, and lip-smack events, which were modeled as context-independent acoustic models.
At the third stage, LSTAR-LST-GARCH models were augmented with RBF and MLP neural networks to improve the modeling and forecasting capabilities of the researcher aiming at forecasting crude oil prices.
Many models were augmented with metabolic pathway information extracted from MetaCyc (version 17.0, March 2013), extending a previous approach that was applied to Arabidopsis thaliana[ 84].
The models were augmented with Identifiers.org URI [ 70] cross-references to the following resources: 3DMET, ChEBI, DrugBank, Enzyme Nomenclature (EC code), Ensembl, Gene Ontology, GlycomeDB, HGNC, KEGG (gene, glycan, reaction, compound, drug, pathway, orthology), LipidBank, NCBI Gene, OMIM, PDBeChem, PubChem, Taxonomy, UniProt.
Data from a sample plot used for growth measurements and modelling are augmented with a dendrochronological ring-width measurement approach to assess growth rates and patterns in individual trees.
In Model 2, the conditional mean model was augmented with the AR(1) term, which was found to be statistically significant along with the test for heteroscedastic ARCH effects.
