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Furthermore, cellular behavior resulting from experimental conditions different from the ones reported in the literature was simulated, which can contribute to the development of new experimental designs.
The mechanical characteristic of API standard drill pipe upset transition area is simulated, which can provide a reasonable reference for the optimization of the size of new types 5″ drill pipe upset transition as well as the practical application.
A novel right angle crossing of periodic dielectric waveguides based on the multi-mode interference effect is proposed and numerically simulated, which can effectively improve performances of periodic dielectric waveguide crossing by both transmission enhancing and crosstalk reducing.
To measure the response times, we have developed the DBsim, an accurate simulator which can simulate the database operations for the single host-based, cluster-based, and smart-disk-based systems.
Areas requiring future research and model development are discussed and potential applications of a model which can simulate both large-scale meteorological flows as well as small-scale flows around buildings are suggested.
This paper introduces an analytical model which can simulate the nonlinear behavior of slender reinforced concrete (RC) columns.
A model which can simulate a variety of thermally driven, rotating flows in cylindrical and spherical geometries is described.
In this study, we have made an attempt to present a numerical model which can simulate and predict the thermal conductivity and also convective heat transfer in nanofluids.
In this paper, a test using a reduced-scale model which can simulate the process of shield tunnel construction was carried out to study its influence on the displacement of shallow adjacent building foundations.
In particular, a dynamic model which can simulate the time evolution of an individual's level of risk for suicide and provide quantitative estimates of the probability of suicide risk is still lacking.
Building on this work, the current paper describes the development and validation of a finite element model which can simulate the response of floor slab systems until failure, both at ambient and elevated temperature.
