Sentence examples for amenable to approximation from inspiring English sources
The existence of a linear-time algorithm when all individuals are haplotyped may suggest that the general haplotype problem instance could be amenable to approximation algorithms.
Many of these applications are amenable to approximate execution.
Nevertheless, it corresponds to a well-defined stochastic integral, known as a path integral in physics (Feynman and Hibbs 1965), which is amenable to systematic numerical approximation.
In all that follows, we are interested in the stationary state where the left-hand-side of Eq. 5 can be set to 0. Eq. (5) is difficult to solve exactly for J > 1, however it is amenable to a mean-field approximation.
The method is based on a new integral representation derived from the classic spatial form, and on suitable further manipulations of the relevant integrands to render the integrals amenable to efficient and accurate approximations through standard quadrature formulas.
Since the recommended estimation methods are based on tstart and tend, such similar distributions may well be amenable to similar methods of temporal approximation.
The resulting (hyperbolic) system of equations for the coefficients in these expansions are then amenable to a high-order accurate treatment via DG approximations.
But a larger number of angular intervals will result in a more complex decision process and the approximation is useful only if it is amenable to efficient implementation.
The problem becomes amenable to a complete analysis in the frame of the diffusive-thermal approximation when a simplified flow field and the flame-sheet combustion model are used.
Notably, the proposed BER approximations enable the optimization problem to be expressed as a convex formulation amenable to numerical processing.
