Sentence examples for a nearest approximation from inspiring English sources

In some works such as [1, 3, 13, 15, 16], the authors have tried to solve an optimization problem to obtain a trapezoidal fuzzy number as a nearest approximation.

Assigning a single crisp number to a fuzzy set, defining an interval as an approximation of a fuzzy set, defining distance function and solving an optimization problem in order to obtain a trapezoidal fuzzy set as a nearest approximation are among the most well-known ones.

Rather than criticise price reporters, he said, they should be defended for getting close to a near approximation of the real price.

Mr. Penn revisits that premise with a near approximation of the album's cast, featuring Seamus Blake and Yosvany Terry on saxophones, Adam Rogers on guitar and James Genus on bass.

The value of θ was then used in conjunction with some of the information from the parameter estimates given in Tables 3 and 4. A

As Mr. Stone writes, "It is easy to forget that under the patriarchal system of values, as expressed in the enacted law as it endured until the nineteenth century, a married woman was the nearest approximation in a free society to a slave". Given a male-dominated society, women faced a long battle for liberation from total legal subordination.

The proofs of the lemmas, theorem and corollaries in this subsection are the same as the previous subsection ("A constraint on the nearest approximation' height of a non-negative fuzzy semi-number").

The nearest approximation of an epidemiological study is a survey done in the mid-1990s by Ronald J. Faber, a journalism professor at the University of Minnesota.

For a decade, I've been the nearest approximation she has to such a thing.

At present, the nearest approximation to a silicon brain involves making electronic circuits that behave like neurons, and connecting them up in small networks.

The crowd roared: that is, it issued the nearest approximation of a roar that can issue from three thousand white New York professionals between twenty-five and fifty wearing designer eyeglasses and artisan-milled flannel shirts.