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This is a very important stage, one in which an overview of the model is worked out. The conceptualization phase should not be underemphasized, or else it is likely that later work will have to be repeated. Material in this text is especially relevant to the conceptualization phase. Thereafter, the grand scheme of the model is dissected into elements or at least into multielement modules. It is here that the mathematical details of the model are formulated. Again, only those details important to the objectives of the model will be included.
3 If the gene controlling the protein to draw oxygen from the mother’s blood were able to be turned on to cure sickle cell anemia, what unintended consequences would you suspect would happen? 1 What number am I thinking of? If the number is somewhere between 1 and 10, what is the number? If the number is odd, and between 1 and 10, what is the number? If the number is evenly divisible by the integers 3 and 9, is odd, and is between 1 and 10, what is the number? What does this game have to do with engineering predictions?
J. W. Haefner Just as the scientific method is fundamental to the work of scientific research, mathematical modeling is fundamental to engineering research. A mathematical model may be simple or complex: it may consist of no more than one mathematical equation or may involve hundreds of equations. Its subject may be a comprehensive overview of a total system or it may be the tiniest piece of a microminiature subsystem. … Textbooks in the biological sciences are often swollen with detailed verbal descriptions, which do not depart very far from raw experimental observations.