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More realistic numerical values of the diameter of the shrinking particles could thereby be obtained.

When it is compared with the existing correlations, the suggested correlation is expected to enhance the reliability of the conduction shape factor because the data is evaluated by a more realistic numerical experiment.

This leads to more realistic numerical results.

Secondly, a more realistic numerical model is developed (model 1b) and the dynamic overloads vector F n is applied.

Both simplified analytic approximations and more realistic numerical calculations have revealed the basic effects of the inductive process involved with the Hall conductance.

Practical analysis of engineering flows can further benefit from more realistic mathematical and numerical modeling, as in the case of shell-and-tube heat exchangers and nuclear reactor core, for example, where the rod bundles can be seen, in a macroscopic view, as a permeable medium.

For more realistic descriptions, numerical solutions are required, although recent advances allowed for a unified model to describe the optical path change, regardless of the sample thickness, assuming a sample of infinite radius.

To deeply analyze the physical mechanisms behind the drag reduction provided by the optimal cavity, we have also performed more realistic three-dimensional numerical simulations using an IDDES model at two different Reynolds numbers, Re= 2000 and 20 000.

Further work could involve quantitative interpretation of the obtained velocity structures in detail together with other geophysical observations such as seismic attenuation, shear-wave splitting, and electrical conductivity to provide more realistic constraints on numerical simulations of stress accumulation of the Atotsugawa fault system as well as the NKTZ.

Two closed-form models of flexible blade coating, named "A" and "B", are presented; they derive from a more realistic one which requires numerical solution and which is used here as standard.

This study presents a more realistic approach by conducting a numerical simulation of the behaviour of carpentry joints, which enables optimisation in the geometric definition of this type of joints.