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The tongue constitutive law was used for simulations provided by a 3D FE biomechanical model of the human tongue.

Statistical downscaling with a Canonical Correlation Analysis (CCA) is carried out to develop the future scenarios of hydro-climate variables starting with simulations provided by a GCM.

The experimental results include transient metal/mold heat transfer coefficients, hg, determined from comparisons between the experimental thermal profiles in castings and the simulations provided by a finite difference heat flow program.

In order to confirm the model results, several case studies are compared with either finite-differences simulations or coupled-domains FEM/BEM simulations provided by MEMCAD4.8™, showing an excellent agreement.

The response of the ionosphere on two geomagnetic storms, as appearing in the ionosonde network in the Northern hemisphere, is examined and compared with ionospheric storm simulations provided by the theoretical data assimilative model of the ionosphere (TDAMI).

All the CF simulations provided by the patients and the controls met all three criteria, showing that both groups could easily simulate alternative scenarios.

As more specialized tools, there are several computerized tools for electricity market simulation provided by commercial vendors.

Simulation provided by Stocker et al. 2000 and Oinats et al. 2012 showed that the RMS of slant range deviation is nearly proportional to the amplitude of electron density perturbation (at least for amplitudes less than ~20%%).

On two other flight days (four experiments), clinorotation was performed during the parabolas to investigate the quality of microgravity simulation provided by the PMT clinostat.

For this study, the offshore boundary conditions used for sediment transport simulations are provided by running the hydrodynamic model COMCOT Cornell Multi-gridd Coupled TsunamodeldeLiu(Liu et al., 1995; Wang and Liu, 2005; Wijettunge et al. 2008).

This reciprocal interaction between travel demand and rail service generates, as we will see, a fixed-point problem and takes place in a simulation environment provided by the Service Simulation Model (SeSM).