The turbulence model RSM was simulated using a commercial software.
Statistical analysis was performed using a commercial software package (SPSS, version 11; SPSS; Chicago, IL).
A numerical model of column elements is developed using a commercial software ABAQUS.
These results can be viewed using a commercial software selection package, originally written for materials selection.
We propose models that are solved using a commercial software, that address this problem.
Support systems were also analyzed using a commercial software based on the finite element method (FEM).
For the purpose of this study, finite element (FE) simulation using a commercial software LS-DYNA is employed.
Finally, the results of our formulation are compared with those obtained using a commercial software (Abaqus) and the experimental results.
Using a commercial software, the polarization characteristics were determined, and introduced, while accounting for the skin effect.
We underline the merit of this procedure, namely, its applicability using a commercial software package in a rather straightforward manner.
Also, some full 3D simulations of the fluid flow and heat transfer are made using a commercial software package.
