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It's a much smaller model of policing.

It is also noted that, compared with the FEM of similar solution accuracy, the dynamic finite strip method normally produces a much smaller model size, so that such calculations are significantly more efficient than for the FEM.

Further, the PWL modeling technique can lead to much smaller model order without accuracy loss, which translates to significant savings in both the simulation time and the time required to identify the reduced models compared to the simple modeling method by using the high order models.

Experimental result presented in [ 4] shows that our approach yields much smaller models on average when compared to other standard approaches, yet achieving similar or better performance.

At the same time, Beresford was leaning into the piano and plucking the high strings, and Turner was tickling his ride cymbal while banging a much smaller handheld model and waving it back and forth as it rang like a bell.

Usually, this implies some qualitative relations (much bigger, much smaller) between model parameters.

The model performance improved considerably when the spatial random effect was introduced (DIC for Model 2 is much smaller than for Model 1).

We have shown that even CpG effects depend upon the 5' neighbor of the site under consideration and that many more substitution patterns are present in the data, as the CpG effect yields a much smaller increase in model fit than the full context-dependent model.

Importantly, the increase in calculation time when going from ST to MT models is much smaller for the Bayesian models compared to model G.

However, the direct impact of Relative GDP per capita is much smaller than in Model 3 and is actually statistically insignificant in Model 4, which suggest that there may not be a self-selection effect of the type discussed in Borjas (1987).

The proposed method links the two methods by a submodelling strategy in which the solution of a global finite element model containing an approximation of the crack is interpolated to a much smaller boundary element model containing a fine discretization of the real crack.