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Most ionospheric models can calculate vertical total electron content (VTEC) predictions, but only a few are suitable for calculating slant total electron content (STEC).

With the frame of the aqueduct being modeled using beam element, the proposed model can calculate the dynamic response of the whole aqueduct structures.

This model can calculate the fatigue damage cumulating distribution after a period of stochastic loading.

The model can calculate the thermal power transferred from heat pumps to BHEs while considering the nonlinear relationship between temperature of the circulating fluid and the thermal power.

Before the first tree is cut, planners using a mathematical model can calculate the number of skiers per hour a particular lift and trail network will accommodate, by measuring the area and vertical drop of each ski trail and taking into account each trail's skill level.

The model can calculate the instantaneous changes in arc current, arc length, arc resistance, and pollution level on insulator string at which the flashover occurs at certain voltage.

The analysis of the four cases demonstrates that the proposed model can calculate the water flow and solute transport reasonably even with complex boundary and variable topography conditions.

Finally, testing and analyzing was done, and research results show that the SVM relation model can calculate subsidence coefficient and reliable precision can be got, which can meet the requirement of engineering.

Given an accurate calculation algorithm for testing and analysis, the results show that an SVM regression model can calculate displacement factor precisely and reliable precision can be obtained which meets engineering requirements.

The new solubility model can calculate the change of sulfur solubility in sour gas well production and help reservoir engineers to develop the plan of sour gas reservoir development.

For sulfur poisoning, the model can calculate degradation in SOFC performance based on the operating temperature of the fuel cell and the concentration of gaseous sulfur species in the anode.