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The model reproduced adequately the load-deformation response and failure modes of the specimens and can be used to study other configurations.

The loadings of soot in the flames were reproduced adequately, although less success was achieved in predicting the transition from nonsooting to sooting conditions.

The analysis shows that the disaggregation process reproduces adequately the most important statistical characteristics of rainfall at wide range of time scales, while the introduction of the model with dependent intensity-duration results in a better performance in terms of skewness, rainfall extremes and dry proportions.

However, as MOHID numerical model was the only one able to reproduce adequately the spatial variation of the soil hydrological conditions and water table level fluctuation, it proved to be the only model able of reproducing the spatial variation of the nutrient cycling processes that are dependent to the soil hydrological conditions such as the denitrification process.

First, the comparison based on the three characteristics of the simulated (SP) and measured (SPexp) values of SP in tip-recording conditions shows that the model reproduces adequately SPexp, particularly the fitting to the height curve at high uptakes with 40 compartments (Fig. 4A) is better than with a single compartment (see Fig. 8A in [18]).

At the same time these potentials ensure the structural and mechanical stability of the B2 lattice and reproduce quite adequately the equilibrium properties of Ni3Al.

Most buyers, sad to say, have never heard either LP's or CD's adequately reproduced.

The transient behavior of the local temperature and the rate of oxygen consumption are adequately reproduced.

The overall pattern of the wave interaction with a large-scale submerged breakwater is adequately reproduced by the numerical model.

The curves obtained experimentally were adequately reproduced using the solution of fractional differential equation that models the phenomenon of creep.

Scientists hope to use the approach to create animal models of neurological diseases, such as Parkinson's, which cannot be adequately reproduced in rodents the typical subjects of genetic engineering.