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At pore-scale, our morphological model of CL developed in Ref. [1] is improved and it is found that the proper catalyst redistribution significantly (in one order) reduces gas dynamic stresses.
Comparison of the mechanical data with the theoretical models reveals that studied composites correspond to the morphological model of the hybrid consisting of co-continuous epoxy and silica structures.
We derive a general relation between the grey-tone correlation function of the tomograms and the 2-point correlation function of the morphology, which enables us to analyse quantitatively the grey-tone correlation function with a morphological model of the material.
The finding of biomass-based rice architectural parameter models also can be used in morphological models of blade, sheath, and tiller of the other stages in rice life.
Volume element partitioning of the mouse brain data can provide a common coordinate framework for visualization and morphological modeling of neurons and can serve as containers to grow synthetic neurons.
The experiments suggest that the inclusion of long wave and wave group sediment transport is important for improved near-shore morphological modeling of cross-shore beach profile evolution, and they provide a very comprehensive and controlled series of tests for evaluating numerical models.
The most successful strategy among these algorithms is to build-up the reconstruction by incrementally adding more and more such SCs into the morphological modeling of a neuron.
Despite its multiple strengths, the gradual-morphological model of eye evolution has at least two shortcomings.
"[the gradual-morphological model of eye evolution] merely adds complex systems to complex systems and calls that an explanation.
This section discusses in more detail these two drawbacks of the gradual-morphological model of eye evolution.
We can view these changes as perfectly in line with the gradual-morphological model of eye evolution: a lens forms, and mutations gradually and incrementally increase the complexity of the lens.
