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For the non-linear buckling analyses, the tower members were all modelled using beam elements in order to model buckling (out-of-plane deformation).
LHY and PRR9/PRR7 mRNAs and proteins degradation were all modelled with linear forms in the modified three-loop model (PLD3loop) while the remaining (TOC1, X, and Y mRNAs and proteins) required Michaelis-Menten degradation kinetics.
The plastics polystyrene, polypropylene, low-density polyethylene and high-density polyethylene were all modelled as single reactions describing the degradation of hydrocarbon polymers.
Jemima, Kep, the farmer's wife and her two children were all modelled on real world individuals at Potter's Hill Top farm.
The ceilings, walls, chairs, tables and even the floor are all modelled in the engraved biomechanical style that gave the films their unique look.
The explosive location, magnitude and duration, as well as the building imposed loading are all modelled as random variables.
The body's muscle, heart and vein, skeletal and nerve systems are all modelled allowing doctors to enter a patient's symptoms and their history to see what care works best for them.
The effects of age, period (i.e., year of diagnosis) and cohort (i.e., year of birth) are all modelled as natural cubic splines.
Quantification of SPECT imaging in absolute terms becomes possible when physical effects like collimator blurring, sensitivity, scatter and photon absorption are all modelled during iterative reconstruction or compensated afterwards.
Particle volume distribution, liquid saturation, liquid-to-solid ratio and porosity of the granules can all be modelled, as these properties can all be expressed as combinations of three model parameters, i.e., the volume fraction of solid material, total liquid fraction and the liquid fraction inside the granules.
45 46 The policies we modelled are all structural in the sense that they would change the food environment to restrict consumption of trans fatty acids.
