Sentence examples for aimed at approximating from inspiring English sources

In this study, restoration treatments aimed at approximating historical forest structure and disturbances included modified single-tree selection cutting, with and without prescribed burning.

Prescriptions for ecological restoration of ponderosa pine (Pinus ponderosa) forests of the American Southwest are generally aimed at approximating pre-fire-exclusion conditions by reducing tree densities and hazardous fuels, and reintroducing surface fire.

Our method aimed at approximating this spatial relation using planar regressions is described as follows: 1.

What is most striking to American eyes though is how the clueless Brits desperately sought renewal with American style televised political debates aimed at approximating the vacuity of our own.

Notwithstanding that determination of soil-sorbed prion infectivity by SCA imposes stringent requirements, the specific use in the assay of (also) an arable sandy loam enriched of all its (heat-stable) natural components, and tissue homogenates, aimed at approximating field conditions.

The independent model will however not benefit from the branch partitioning, as it is an approach aimed at approximating the continuous distribution of the context-dependent Markov substitution process.

Numerous articles aim at approximating their parameters thanks to a discretization method or polynomial modeling.

Three neural networks are used as parametric structures to implement the algorithm, which aims at approximating the cost function, the control law, and the error dynamics, respectively.

We propose an evolutionary algorithm that aims at approximating the Pareto frontier of the problem, which removes the need for a cellular network designer to rank or weight objectives a priori.

These factors aims at approximating the confidence of the unsupervised recommendation.

In bipolar disorder, clinical treatment ameliorates symptomatology and aims at approximating conditions of healthy individuals.