Both of these models included a boat-shaped sensor array.
The models included a level 1 variable (post) to differentiate between the pretest and posttest.
As the models included a large number of factors, they often failed to converge.
Only 3 of 7 models included a streamflow variable; inclusion of prior-year conditions was common.
The models included a two-layer design to simulate the vocal fold layered structure.
Improvement over previous simpler models included a non-uniform receiver temperature and temperature difference between the glass, receiver cover, and thermal fluid.
The developed models included: a zone temperature model, return air enthalpy/humidity and CO2 concentration models, a cooling and heating coil model, and a fan model.
"Full" models included a full range of geomorphic, water quality and landscape variables regardless of the intensity of data collection efforts.
The regression models included a randomly varying intercept to allow for natural heterogeneity in suicide rates across states and to account for the correlation among the suicide rates over the five measurement occasions (2001-2004 in state-level analyses).
Other than the T-100 series models, all other T-Series models included a built-in rotating Leslie speaker and some included an analog drum machine, while the T-500 also included a built-in cassette recorder.
Models included a Mrs. Harrington who became the devout old woman in Freedom of Worship and a man named Jim Martin who appears in each painting in the series (most prominently in Freedom from Fear).
