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The diameter increment models presented allow for more detailed and consistent modelling of tree-growth at the European scale.

The model presented allows prediction of these fluctuations in the time domain in a modular manner.

An analytic model presented allows the estimation of the time needed for total tumor destruction with a minimum compromise of healthy tissue.

The experimental results obtained are innovative in clarifying the response of soils subjected to drained thermal cyclic loading, and the constitutive model presented allows this aspect to be considered in the numerical analysis of the engineering applications where it is of concern.

The multi-service cost model presented, allows to assess the costs of several services and to evaluate the investment decision for multiple actors.

The model presented allows a planner to integrate accessible yet complex interactions by simulating and compensating for the effects over time of a range of differing scenarios.

The appropriate Petri net models are presented, allowing the analysis of the holonic scheme performance.

A novel extension of the cellular automata technique for microstructural modelling is presented, allowing simulation of the evolution of the complex three-dimensional morphology of porosity during the solidification of an aluminium silicon alloy.

Industrial PI controllers, tuned with evolutionary algorithm on our realistic non-linear model, are presented, allowing good robustness against mechanical parameter variations.

The model here presented allows to consider the fluid flow pattern along the classical vertical ground heat exchangers as a single U-tube, a double U-tube or coaxial pipes.

A new model is presented, allowing for mass transfer with chemical reaction whilst assuming power-law kinetics for the velocity of the swelling front: where c*a is the threshold concentration for swelling, ca,r=r0 the concentration of penetrant A at the position r0 of the swelling front and K a constant independent of the penetrant concentration.