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Evaluation of such high-fidelity models may take significant computational time for complex geometries.

For instance, formal models may take into account demand risks while considering governmental pressures, e.g., in the form of carbon emission taxes for on- or offshore sourcing decisions (e.g., Choi 2013; Rosic and Jammernegg 2013).

Depending on the results, nationwide implementation of the optimal models may take place.

Models may take the form of simple decision-analytic trees or may be very complex Markov models of underlying disease processes and treatments.

However, models may take a long time to estimate parameters, thereby making it impractical to run models on a laptop computer.

In more complex behavioural systems there may be iterative and more incremental steps, and sometimes the models may take the shape of a cycle.

The difference between model-generated and farmers' fertilisation practices suggested that the model may take plot vigour into account in the fertilisation decision rule.

The spatial distribution of a GADD can affect its accuracy as a function of scale: the simplest, homogeneous GADD is accurate for small scales, an intermediate-scale model may take into account change in density with height, while a global GADD may take into account both change in density with altitude and the curvature of the atmosphere.

The authors acknowledged that a large model may take some time, but they did not specify what that time would be.

However, especially when tax rates vary over time, a worker in a dynamic model may take some of the benefit in terms of future consumption or leisure.

A top male model may take home anywhere from $200,000 to $500,000 annually, but most make a less glamorous living from catalog work.