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However, it is difficult for 2D geomechanical models to fully consider all these factors, and the modeling results cannot be used successfully for exploration and production.

EDF Climate Corps fellow Adam Ostaszewski worked with Diversey to develop tools and financial models to fully integrate this approach into the company's operations.

Nevertheless, more research is required to improve daily rainfall series for direct input into hydrological models to fully realise the potential of analogue downscaling for hydrological applications.

The paper also provides the necessary asymptotic framework for the derivation of asymptotically approximate models to fully elucidate the dynamic response of such plates near these resonance frequencies.

It utilizes high-fidelity, physics-based models to fully characterize engine responses, and subsequently captures the engine behaviour with artificial neural networks (ANN).

However, coating uniformity is difficult to predict without significant experimental work, and even advanced particle simulations need to be augmented by CFD models to fully describe the coating uniformity on a single tablet.

This study developed and implemented a simple six-step model to fully inform patients and to support them in deciding whether to take part or not.

It is shown that this approach improves compatibility with the KET observations but it also points to the need for a time-dependent electron modulation model to fully describe modulation during moderate to extreme solar maximum conditions.

The boundary element approach is used in the stress model to fully capture the measured three-dimensional topographies of the contacting rough surfaces, allowing an accurate prediction of the localized stress concentrations that dictate the occurrence of micro-pits.

With Callum's thumbs-up, the car went from sketch to digital render, to clay model, to fully functioning V8 monster in just four months.

However, the numbers of solvent molecules used in those studies were too small, possibly due to the high cost of calculation using the explicit solvation model, to fully understand the solvation effects.