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It can more accurately evaluate wind-induced responses of a building with a TMD than fixed-base models.
Elastoplastic models can better represent the rock behavior and, therefore, more accurately evaluate the risk of wellbore instability.
With that information, we can more accurately evaluate each region's relative importance for conservation, and assess international priorities accordingly," Dr Joppa said.
This activation may reflect processes directing spatial attention to the stimulated body region in order to more accurately evaluate the relatively weak, low pain stimulus.
The boundary of the tank is mapped onto a fixed square domain through proper mapping functions and stretched meshes are employed near boundaries in order to more accurately evaluate the large disturbance of fluid along the boundary.
In this paper, we design a trust-based framework to more accurately evaluate an encounter's delivery competency, which can be flexibly integrated with a large family of existing data forwarding protocols designed for OppNets.
Approximately 11% of bridges in the United States are categorized as structurally deficient and there is a marked need of more accurately evaluating true structural capacity.
Indeed, the particles allow an accurate computation of the local interfacial curvatures, and the capillary part of the pressure jump computed across the interface is more accurately evaluated.
Selectivity towards NH4+ and possible interferences from K+ were more accurately evaluated using the dual-excitation/dual-emission ratio, compared to a single-excitation/single-emission fluorescence scheme.
The approach described in this paper can be used as a way of more accurately evaluating extreme wave loads and other nonlinear responses in ship design.
The agreement lays the groundwork for the FDA and Stanford to collaborate on a number of initiatives, including educational outreach, cross-training of scientific personnel, and the development of new biostatistical methods for more accurately evaluating the safety of emerging medical technologies.
