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Constitutive models implemented for each phase account for finite deformation, heat conduction, plastic anisotropy, strain-rate dependence of flow stress, thermal softening, and thermoelastic coupling.

Finally, we made a summary of the forward models implemented for mapping simulated neural activity (EEG, MEG, sterotactic electroencephalogram (sEEG), fMRI), identifying their advantages and limitations.

Predictions based on numerical modelling are considered more appropriate, and, since debris and sediment flows exhibit similar behaviour to tailings flows, numerical models implemented for the analysis of rapid landslide run-out are suitable for the modelling of tailings dynamics.

In the present work a detailed description of ANTEO+ structure is given along with a thorough validation of the main models implemented for flow split, pressure drops and subchannel temperatures.

The substitution models implemented for each partition in the Bayesian analysis, were those suggested by Modeltest 3.7 [ 43] according to the Akaike Information Criterion [ 44].

The extent, to which this support can be given of course, depends on the quality of data acquired and robustness of modelling implemented for each of the modelling steps.

We use a fully operational ICGE model implemented for the Egyptian economy.

We illustrate how the ANP model implemented for helping the engineer can find out the manufacturing process yield quickly and effectively.

Open image in new window Fig. 4 FEM model implemented for the determination of the transfer function Open image in new window Fig. 5 Particular of the FEM model mesh.

This event may occur for the UUT when a new session is activated through the QoSClient graphical interface and for emulated users according to the traffic generation model implemented for each service.

Anelastic attenuation for both Qp and Qs is employed in the FDM simulation using the frequency-independent Q model implemented for the FDM simulation created by Robertsson et al. (1994).