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The symmetric material distribution is defined to be C0 continuous at the material interface and thereby yields a more accurate description for symmetric BDFG beam types.

By comparing the simulating predictions with data from two updraft gasification experiment findings available in the literature, it is demonstrated that the RXN model is able to provide a more accurate description for updraft biomass gasification than the minimizing Gibbs free energy model (MGFE model), which can substitute for the widely used yet not accurate MGFE model.

We note that, due to thermal fluctuations, the curvature profile of the rings are constantly changing; calculating the bending strain energy for a particular case may result in a more accurate description for a single instance.

In the Bayesian network modeling approach to network reconstruction, we have found that a linear Gaussian model for local probability distribution is able to give a more accurate description for continuous data and is also able to reduce the number of parameters when compared to discrete methods.

These results contribute to a more accurate description of K for irrigation design and water flow modeling.

A material interface model is proposed for more accurate description of the electrostatics governed by the Poisson equation.

One is the new conduction function for adaptive smoothing, and the other is the smoothing constraint for more accurate description of real environments.

After the Bayesian network was tuned up properly, it was applied to predict the outcome of several normal production lots that were also double checked by ultrasound techniques afterwards (see [41, 42] for more accurate description of the training process followed, experiments done, and results obtained).

The use of videos in mealtime observations is recommended in the SOMA administration manual to allow repeated viewing for more accurate description of motor tasks.

The sophisticated adjustments involving many covariates to control for potentially differing client profiles in the different home care programs allowed for more accurate description of true differences in quality of home care.

2003) and, more recently, Ebola (Chowell and Nishiura 2014) have highlighted the need for a more accurate description of the disease dynamics that would provide predictive power to be used for developing measures for disease control and prevention (Keeling and Rohani 2008).