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It was necessary to use up to three exponential decay components to satisfactorily model the kinetics: I t = A 1 exp − t τ 1 + A 2 exp − t τ 2 + A 3 exp − t τ 3, (1).

As indicated by [8], this means that applying the structural control framework to any system in which individual dynamics are required to satisfactorily model the system would produce spurious, naive or misleading results.

Although there were difficulties in experimentally evaluating some of the transport parameters, the results show that one of the expanded ignition criteria in particular does satisfactorily model the data.

From a computer simulation, a 164-reaction mechanism that could satisfactorily model all of our data was constructed that includes the most recent submechanisms for methane, acetylene, ethylene, ethane, formaldehyde, and ketene oxidation.

Generally the peak flows were more satisfactorily modeled by the RBF than FFBP, GRNN and ANFIS.

The experimental data were satisfactorily modelled using a logarithmic time dependence law.

Peleg and Guggenheim Anderson de Boer equations satisfactorily modeled the water sorption on the imprinted and non-imprinted polymers.

While microcracks can be satisfactorily modeled by a loss in the tangent moduli tensor without considering the microcracks explicitly, such as in continuum damage models, macrocracks cannot be accurately modeled unless a discontinuity is explicitly considered.

Under the assumption of parabolic band edges for valence and conduction bands, one gets J c, v hν ∝ hv − E G bulk 2 [22]; thus, for α values larger than 1 × 104 cm−1, the energy dependence of α is satisfactorily modeled by the Tauc law: α = B hν hν − E G bulk 2, (2).

An asymmetric 7σ peak near His 686 in chain A could not be satisfactorily modeled.

In our case, the level of disorder was so low that it could not be satisfactorily modeled by a secondary site and was effectively ignored.