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Radiance is a physically-based lighting simulation developed by Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratories in the U.S. In order to simulate lighting in Radiance, the building geometry information from Autodesk Revit is imported into Ecotect using gbXML file format to define an analysis grid, location of artificial lights, sky condition, and time.

Origami bird is a teaching resource for natural selection with physical simulation developed by Westerling (1992).

A realistic turbofan simulation, developed by NASA, is used to demonstrate the new design process and compare its performance with that of a supplied benchmark controller.

The flame index concept for large eddy simulation developed by Domingo et al. [P. Domingo, L. Vervisch, K. Bray, Combust. Theory Modell.

This is a virtual reality exposure therapy (VRET) simulation developed by Dr. Skip Rizzo at USC's Institute for Creative Technologies that is used to help those suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD).

A next step in our investigation will be to include the estimated transmission parameters in a stochastic simulation model developed by the authors to simulate the spreading of Salmonella Typhimurium in swine herds and thus test the effectiveness of different control strategies.

A simulation model, developed by the authors, has been improved to this scope.

The computational model for mitochondrial β-oxidation was based on a publicly available E-Cell2 [ 35] simulation model developed by Yugi and Tomita [ 21].

A patient-level simulation model developed by Policy Analysis Inc. [ 9] using Microsoft Excel © was adapted to the Portuguese context in order to evaluate clinical and economic consequences of using pregabalin instead of venlafaxine XR in the management of patients with GAD.

To numerically examine the results of the analysis in this section, a simulation model developed by Ursino [ 44] and Ursino and Magosso [ 45, 46] was used to create SV and PP responses to a wide range of hypothetical volume perturbations.

Results from a simulation model developed by Phillips (2012) suggest that recent range shifts could even promote the formation of stable range edges because more dispersive individuals experience environmental gradients more intensively.