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Various possible morphological models are discussed.

In the first section techniques of wave input reduction for morphological models are evaluated with focus on open ocean wave-dominated coasts.

The proposed morphological model was confirmed by the new findings obtained by the spectroscopic techniques.

In this study the morphological model was proven using direction-specific biomechanical measurements of the linea alba.

Subsequently, the optimized morphological model is applied to evaluate coastal engineering interventions aimed at reducing volume losses from the Delray Beach nourishment project.

The modifications of the edge-based model presented here allow more precise results to be obtained when extracting the shape of the gallbladder from USG images than if the morphological model is used.

This morphological model is applied to a number of coastal engineering problems, and numerical results are presented, with attention paid to the effects of h- and p-refinement in these applications.

In this study, a coupled two-dimensional hydrodynamic, sediment transport and morphological model is applied to evaluate the impact of different river and basin management strategies on the flood inundation, sediment transport dynamics and morphological changes within extreme flood events of different magnitudes.

A morphological model is built based on an effective differential geometric method for reconstructing geometry of and a specific grid generator for the wings and body; and a kinematic model is constructed capable to mimic the realistic wing body kinematics of flapping flight.

Missing from the gradual-morphological model is any specific detail about how eye variation might have originated, which is rooted in the paucity of knowledge on the molecular basis of vision available to Darwin, Mayr, and their contemporaries.

Finally, these gradual-morphological models have been used extensively by Richard Dawkins in popular books arguing for the efficacy of natural selection.