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Applying the principles — conceptual issuesgnificance in an overall hypothesis. The next section describes such an approach in the form of a simulation model based on the premise that ruminants start to eat in response to an energy deficit and stop eating when the deficit has been rectified, unless physical restrictions intervene. This is fo

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Energy for Regional Developmenting mathematical approaches appropriate to achievement of this objective because we thought the approach held promise. Based on progress and results achieved (by ourselves and others), we are convinced that simulation modelling of digestive function is an extremely powerful technique and possibly th