The book is written as four parts: "The Facts of Life, Lifefe at Rest," "Life in Motion," and "The Meaning of Life," covering the essentials of cell and molecular biology; understanding mechanical equilibrium at multiple scales; modeling dynamics of motion; and bioinformatics.
At the species level, multiple scale models also presented high explanatory power, however, species responses were so varied that we could not detect a general trend.
A more robust version of the method, with numerically built enrichment functions, provides a multiple-scale modeling capability through direct coupling of global and local finite element models.
The validity and efficiency of the proposed PML formulation are established through comparisons with analytical, semi-analytical model based on Pridmore-Brown equation (extended to an axial and a swirling mean flow) and with multiple-scale models.
What we have presented here builds on previous work [14, 48, 49, 50], highlighting the power of a first-stage multiple-scale model (with gradual changes of scale) based on retinal physiological insights and its multiscale processing of a visual scene.
Generally, the data volume needed for a photo-realistic city model is huge, thus for the purpose of increasing Internet data streaming efficiency and reducing the building modeling cost, a multiple-scale building modeling strategy, including block modeling, generic texture modeling, photo-realistic economic modeling, and photo-realistic detailed modeling is proposed.
The present paper proposes a stochastic finite element based methodology in multiple scales for modeling composite materials reinforced with graphene nano-particles.
The aim of this paper is to outline a multiple scale neural model to recognise colour images of textured scenes.
A multiple-scale habitat modeling approach was developed to meet this need.
Multiple spatial scale models are not currently supported because the methodology does not include a mechanism to explicitly distinguish between spatial patterns from different scales.
