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Alexander E. ("Sandy") MacDonald, Director of NOAA's Forecast Systems Laboratory in Boulder, CO, says a more precise model is in the works that would allow for sharper predictions.
Two nonlinearities are studied: the string tension is supposed to depend either on the global elongation of the string (first model), or on the local strain located at x (second, and more precise, model).
To achieve a more precise model, the points are divided into m parts, each part is called a mode and each mode is described by a different static linear model.
Each PM under each magnetic pole is segmented, and the networks in the rotor pole shoe are refined, which makes a more precise model of the flux path in the rotor pole shoe possible.
Today the U.S. Food and Drug Administration FDAannouncedced that it will be evaluating the organs-on-chips technology, originally developed at the Wyss Institute, towards identifying a more precise model for studying the effects of potential chemical and biological hazards found in foods, cosmetics or dietary supplements than is now available.
The researchers found what they had hoped: the injected cells took up between two and ten times as many S. typhi as those without the normal protein.To make a more precise model, the group then genetically engineered two strains of mice one to contain normal CFTR genes and the other to contain the faulty version.
For more precise modeling, other modeling approaches for deriving the number of hops may be necessary.
In order to increase the precision of such systems, we need more precise models of the interaction of light with dermal tissues.
Although important, ductility remains difficult to predict and there is a tremendous need for more precise modelling.
It will be shown that an introduction of a nozzle throat diameter dependency into the dust size distribution enables a more precise modelling of SRM dust release events.
An additional follow-up session was performed using high angular resolution diffusion imaging (HARDI: 75 directions at b=1,500 and b=3,000 s mm−2) to allow more precise modelling of diffusion orientation distribution functions.
