Sentence examples for an acceptable approximation from inspiring English sources

We instead use the area of the disc at the bottom of the child hemisphere as an acceptable approximation.

The range in which the analytical solutions can be considered as an acceptable approximation is given.

But for officials at all levels, it seems, the appearance of order — measured by reducing the number of petitions — is an acceptable approximation of actual order.

The method is shown to give an acceptable approximation of both the kinematics and the delamination surface.

The drawback of this basic method is that the number of terms in the PWL approximations required to obtain an acceptable approximation error can be very large.

Nevertheless, a circular orbit seems to be an acceptable approximation for a short time interval around the observations.

While the Dutch triphthong "eij" admittedly has no equivalent in the English tongue, "SNAYDER" (as in "snai (l) + (ci der) would be a perfectly acceptable approximation of the young master's surname.

If we use fewer patterns in the expansion (1) we get a quite acceptable approximation when the dominant constraints are used.

In particular, χv, which is a simple and acceptable approximation for the molecular volume, was found to be a good descriptor for the KOW of PAH and their alkyl derivatives (Güsten et al., 1991; Sabljic, 1991, 2001; Sabljic and Piver, 1992) but not for that of nonacid pesticides and miscellaneous organic compounds (Gertsl and Helling, 1987).

The main contributions are presented as follows: Considering the wireless fading channels, we verify that the random projection matrix satisfies the property that the inner product between two projected vectors are preserved in expectation, and then provide a lower bound of the system delay for achieving an acceptable data approximation error probability.

Parsimony might be an acceptable first approximation, but without an exhaustive empirical study this remains conjectural.