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The energetic span model (ESM) proposed by Shaik et al.

In this multi-span bridge model, each span can be independently supported by up to eight elastic springs, thus allowing a more general and realistic representation of many joints and intermediate supports of practical interest.

Strain modal analysis and acceleration modal analysis are conducted simultaneously to extract the modal parameters of a four-span bridge model with a pair of heavily coupled modes.

It is important to note that different types of loads were applied to the 3-span bridge model.

The simulated results obtained from both the single-span and multi-span bridge models are compared with the measured results.

The species redistribution affects ecosystem carbon sequestration, but given the time span modeled of 44 years (2006 to 2050), broad-scale change in vegetation communities may have been unlikely.

Reduction of glucose, which is the preferred carbon source of most microbes, has a wide spectrum of effects in the variety of established microbial life span models, ranging from nearly 100-fold life span extension (van Diepeningen et al. 2010) to threefold life span reduction (Oliveira et al. 2008).

The sound predictions calculated from the single-span model are accurate only for a minority of near-field points.

The aim of our note is to compare two recent formalisms for the design of concurrent and distributed systems, namely the tile logic and the cospan-span model.

To test the efficiency of the catalyst we calculate turnover frequencies (TOFs), based on 'the energetic-span model' which considers the TOF determining transition state (TDTS) and TOF determining intermediate (TDI) as the reaction-rate controlling factors.

The aim of this paper is to present the life-span model of motivation comprising four key processes or the four C's – channelling, choice, co-agency or co-regulation and compensation – in the context of several longitudinal data sets focusing on people's personal goals during critical life transitions.