Sentence examples for a general approximation. from inspiring English sources

Even a general approximation of its final location seemed difficult, and Johnson and his caddie looked in several spots.

We develop a general approximation framework for various topology control problems under the k-fault resilience criterion in the plane.

Existing traditional approaches aimed at solving this problem are usually recast as a general approximation problem of a low-rank matrix.

Since it is hard to derive an analytic expression for the joint inclusion probabilities, we derive a general approximation of variance based on a residual technique.

Inspired in the approximation method used by Beckner in [1] to prove the sharp form of the Hausdorff Young inequality, the present article shows that Beckner's method is a special case of a general approximation method for operators.

We derive a general approximation method that allows us to calculate the attractor of time-periodic landscapes, and demonstrate using several examples that the results of the approximation and the limiting cases of very slow and very fast changes are in perfect agreement.

Faridani [28] proved a very general approximation theorem under an integrability condition.

Analytical and numerical methods for evaluating the sample shape function are presented, as well as a simple, general approximation valid for small distances.

Here we provide a more general approximation by describing life-history, temporal and spatial factors affecting vertebrate road-kills in Mediterranean landscapes, which are a biodiversity hotspot with little studied road impacts.

The average power dissipated within a lossy dielectric is W = frac{1}{2}omega_{0} varepsilon_{0} varepsilon_{2} E_{text{in}}^{2} V (4 where V is the sample volume, and ( E_{text{in}} ) is the magnitude of the internal electric field (here assumed to be uniform, which is a good general approximation).

In contrast to these we derived in [1] a very general approximation scheme for Feller processes which is also usable for simulations.