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Moreover, this research represents an algorithm based on the cross model cross mode (CMCM) method in combination with an iterative procedure along with introducing a simplified method that is named Pseudo simplified (PS) model technique.

Under these assumptions, the BLER time series can be generated using a simplified method, that does not require the actual simulation of the whole physical layer chain.

These problems lead to the need of a new simplified method that can unite the precision of the obtained results with a less amount of time that takes to obtain them.

This paper describes a simplified method that uses a combination of ray-tracing, the luminous exitance method and the concept of the urban canyon to represent daylight levels in rooms situated in an urban setting.

From specific data on the elastic constants and the fabric, the parameters in the reformulated relationship can be evaluated individually and efficiently using a simplified method that works independent of the material symmetry.

Then, the optimization of fermentation conditions for SrtA production was manipulated by the combination of traditional one-factor-at-a-time approach and response surface methodology (RSM) at shake-flask stage, which is an effective and simplified method that has gained great success in the production of recombinant proteins (Papaneophytou and Kontopidis 2014).

Where complex hourly simulation models are not favored, such estimates may be derived by simplified methods that are less computationally intensive but still provide results that are reasonably close to those obtained from the more complicated approach.

Currently, the most common way to estimate applied blast pressures resulting from VCE's is to use simplified methods that account for the total energy from the stoichiometric portion of the vapor cloud, fuel reactivity, and level of congestion and confinement, such as the TNO Multi-energy, equivalent TNT, CAM, and BST methods.

The approximations that are needed to tackle this complexity often require a choice of simplified methods that all but ignore atomic structure.

However, no simplified prediction method that is practically applicable has been established to date.

This paper proposes a simplified approximated method that could be used to speed up the process and still obtain meaningful results.