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We demonstrate that the applied methodology is a first-order approximation to a formal correct head-of-water optimization and achieve good results in tests.

In particular, a first-order approximation to the axial pressure gradient for compressible flow in a permeable capillary has been formulated.

We identify a first-order approximation to the infinite-dimensional system which captures the dominating mode of the pressure dynamics in the frequency range of interest, while the high-frequency pressure dynamics are represented by a multiplicative uncertainty.

Peak molecular brightness spectra, which can be obtained rapidly and with reduced experimental complexity, can thus serve as a first-order approximation to cross-section spectra in determining optimal wavelengths for two-photon excitation, while providing additional information pertaining to probe photostability.

The magnitude of the ΣM0 can be viewed as a first-order approximation to the regional changes of shear strain in response to earthquakes (Sykes and Jaumé, 1990).

In the absence of a general theory about which contextual values are beneficial and which are pernicious, can't we defend the VFI as a first-order approximation to a sound, transparent and objective science?

However, as a first order approximation to the diffusion time, we assume is constant.

This work considers a first order approximation to the dependability analysis of complex large scale installations.

The mathematical model constitutes a first order approximation to a motor or engine elastically mounted on a structural element.

Tones are sent out by stepping phase accumulators through the sin lookup table and performing a first order approximation to better represent the outgoing waveform, as implemented by sin_interp.

We also derive a fourth-order approximation to the boundary conditions to be consistent with the fourth-order discretization of the underlying differential equations.