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Neural networks and mathematical models can express explicitly that there will be no malaria transmission below a certain temperature.
Different from other methods, our model can express the relationship between the node influence and data transmission and depict the dynamic change of node importance by our model in wireless sensor network.
In addition, it has been observed that the linear build-up model can express the time dependent nature of the C s (Khanzadeh-Moradllo et al. 2012; Sadati et al. 2015).
Superimposing the normalized fractal dimensional surface altitude field on the B-spline surface, the hybrid dimensional model can express the integral dimensional information of part surface in macro level, and the fractal dimensional detail in micro level.
This model can express the logical relations among the sub-processes of the services composition explicitly, and verify the correctness of the services composition using formalized methods of Coloured Petri Nets.
To fully capture this complexity will require in vivo models that can express not just one to four altered genes, but potentially dozens.
A proper model that can express the key physical characteristics while considering limited computing power should be defined for the biped robot state estimation.
In this paper, the possibility of the cable loosening in a PC cable-stayed bridge is discussed by using a cable model that can express the cable loosening.
Additionally, the membership degrees offer a finer degree of detail of the data model and can express how a data point should belong to a cluster or not [16, 20].
The small polymer electrolyte fuel cell (PEFC) was experimented by changing operation temperature and H2 and O2 concentration in supply gas, and the PEFC reaction characteristic model that can express these influences was created.
We identify the interval of thickness at which the interphase does not influence the effective properties and show how the imperfection effects described by different models can be expressed in terms of each other.
