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Models capable to achieve this (for example, the AgriCat modeling concept) need to be developed and implemented in practice.
This involves the development and implementation in finite-element codes of material models capable to describe the complex non-linear mechanical behavior of those composites.
A deeper analysis of the shape of the deformation maps, such as the maximum amplitude and the curvature, could be useful to validate models capable to predict the tensioning level of a canvas painting under a generic load.
Understanding and modeling the transport and deposition of such NPs in aquifer systems is a key aspect in both cases, and numerical models capable to simulate NP transport in groundwater in complex 3D scenarios are necessary.
Each research group used finite element programs with constitutive models capable to simulate both liquid and vapour flux of water, heat transfer, volume change, swelling pressure and mechanical deformation.
The awareness of increasing constraints on the availability of resources as well as the increasing demand for access to welfare and wellbeing by developing countries and social groups make it evident the need for new economic models capable to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of resource use.
Therefore, it would be very useful to design knowledge representation model capable to be adjusted according to information dynamics.
A flexible model capable to quantify single solute and competitive adsorption isotherms is provided by statistical thermodynamics.
A mechanistic model capable to predict the oxidation rate applying some experimentally fitted parameters has been developed.
Thus, RBM is a powerful generative model capable to capture the covariance structure present in the given input observations in a completely unsupervised fashion.
A model capable to perform first principle based modeling of early stages of the growth of catalyst/polymer particles in catalytic polymerization of olefins is introduced.
