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Design, implementation and simulation done by AAD under the guidance of RBD.

The cell was interfaced with a homemade ion trap mass spectrometer by adopting skimmer and sampler in an optimized dimensions based on the computer simulation done by SIMION software.

In another simulation done by Kerry Emanuel, application of a tropical cyclone downscaling technique to six CMIP5-generation global climate models run under historical conditions and under the RCP8.5 emissions projection indicates an increase in global tropical cyclone activity, most evident in the North Pacific region but also noticeable in the North Atlantic and South Indian Oceans.

Extensive packet level simulations, done by using ns-2 simulator, show that the proposed algorithm outperforms existing AQM algorithms in terms of stability, average queue length, number of dropped packets and bottleneck utilization.

The most comprehensive work done earlier is the numerical simulations done by Marini [18] on the reactivity of crystalline and glassy CFB following CO2 storage.

The simplified model was checked against the results of full 3D simulations done by the commercial code CFX-5.7 for simplified monodisperse cases.

The simulations done by Koehn et al. (2008) are specifically for a rifting situation, so that the slope of a simulation for a transform fault system or a collision system could be different.

Restricted primitive model simulations done by Pitzer and Schrieber[6] and Gillan[7] were used by Oelkers and Helgeson[8, 9] to derive association constants of polynuclear clusters in 1 : 1 electrolytes in supercritical aqueous solutions up to 4 kbar.

Vehicular A (with velocity  km/h) channel model was chosen because it is an important test channel in 3GPP specifications also, it allows for direct comparison with previous system level simulations done by the authors [25].

This work tested different plastic behavior hypotheses using a Ti6Al4V alloy to compare the results obtained in the simulations done by FEM with ANSYS to the experimental tests run to measure the forces applied to the tool.

These computer simulations done by rocket scientists ultimately reinforce this same point: a single individual's vote doesn't count statistically in presidential elections.