In addition to the numerical methods and sub-models conventionally used in the modeling of pulverized coal combustion, a Multi Solid Progress Variables MSPVV) method was used to simulate the gasification reaction and reactant mixing process.
A numerical study was performed to investigate different modeling options, including various types of elements and contacts, and to compare the beam-element model with conventionally used shell- and solid-element models on stability, accuracy and efficiency.
This model is conventionally used to describe properties of metals (e.g., silver) in the spectral range where the both free carriers and bound electrons (e.g., d-electrons in silver) contribute to the dielectric constant.
The mouse models that are conventionally used to study cancer have been genetically engineered to carry cancer-causing genes, or oncogenes, that are expressed in response to the same hormones that control pregnancy and milk-production.
This work examines the application of M5 model tree and conventionally used fixed/random effect negative binomial (FENB/RENB) regression models for accident prediction on non-urban sections of highway in Haryana Indiaa).
To enable a more realistic mathematical investigation of islet architecture, we introduced a new β-cell packing model, based on the HCP lattice structure, to replace the SCP model that is conventionally used.
We propose and evaluate new linear and nonlinear eyelid curvature models as alternatives to the conventionally used parabola.
A receiver operating characteristic analysis indicated an excellent predictive ability of the integrated metabolomics/inflammatory mediator models when compared to the conventionally used ICU scoring systems.
Interestingly, using the minimum of the two corresponding single-mutant fitness estimates as a scoring function provided optimal ranking performance in the detection of the negative interaction pairs, instead of the conventionally used multiplicative model, suggesting that the scoring function should be chosen separately for the negative and positive interactions.
We place comparative emphasis on the homogeneous variance model since this approach is conventionally used in MTC practice.
