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This work is devoted to provide a numerical model to estimate the amount of generated power and recovered heat, based on the engine performance features.

The present paper provides a numerical model describing the process of the CO2/CH4 exchange sorption on coal briquette.

This study provides a numerical model to investigate the influences of breakwater layout on coastal waves, wave-induced currents, sediment transport and beach morphological evolution in the vicinity of breakwater.

This work demonstrates the potential importance of time-dependent aggregation processes on nanoparticle mobility and provides a numerical model capable of capturing/describing these interactions in water-saturated porous media.

In this section, we provide a numerical example to illustrate the proposed model using Maple mathematical modelling package.

The remainder of this paper is organized as follows: Sect. 2 briefly introduces the logit weibit hybrid model and provides a numerical example to compare logit, weibit, and hybrid models.

Measured values for all the investigated parameters are compared with the predictions provided by a numerical model based on a two-equation semiempirical acetylene-based soot model and on the statistical narrow-band correlated-k model to compute thermal radiation.

Experimental results were compared to those provided by a numerical model, which considered both crack propagation and single crystal anisotropic behavior, in terms of crack opening levels and crack tip cyclic plastic zones.

Therefore, modern numerical methods based on CFD literature are applicable to provide a numerical solution of the developed model.

In this work, we provide a numerical approach, relying on robust fluid models, to accurately estimate the bubble point of oils from pressure-volume data.

The novel methodology for assessing the power of detecting a true covariate relationship presented may be used in mixed-effects modeling to provide a numerical approach to conclude a lack of covariate effects.