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Deterministic models cannot capture the complete variations of real scenario.

First, the simplifications usually employed on these models cannot capture properly important aspects that are considered in our evaluation.

However, as graph models cannot capture all properties of wireless networks, the graph-theory-based approach has serious limitations.

Obviously, these models cannot capture the effects of various parameters of a permeable mudcake on FIP, resulting in an overestimated FIP while assuming impermeable mudcake and underestimated FIP if the mudcake is not considered (Tran et al. 2011).

Simple energy-balance models cannot capture this indirect feedback.

Homogeneous models cannot capture this rock failure mechanism while heterogeneous models are proven capable of capturing it.

Through numerical computation, the results show that the linear model cannot capture the motion-induced coupling terms and geometric nonlinearity variations.

The results show that the beam finite element model is stiffer than the solid one since the beam model cannot capture the effects of material concentration at the points of diameter variations.

Complementing the aforementioned numerical study, it is shown that, when the tube diameter is varied, the two-dimensional model unveils an unstable regime that a one-dimensional model cannot capture.

Furthermore, it only returns the challenge trapdoor (T^_w) to the adversary and not including the challenge ciphertext (C^.) Thus, the Rhee et al. KG-CKA dPEKS model cannot capture the basic KG attack presented by [12] against the dPEKS scheme of [3] which requires the adversarial capability of having access to both the challenge trapdoor and the challenge ciphertext.

This is fairly typical in this modeling approach since the sidelobes are primarily determined by the wind field at both E and F region altitudes, and the climatologi-cal Horizontal Wind Model cannot capture the full day-today variability of the winds.