Approximate methods: application of numerical techniques.
A reference configuration of the scattering transform has been evaluated and compared to various configurations in order to approximate the application conditions most appropriate to this case study.
Although this correction for shuttering is necessarily approximate, its application was preferred over leaving it out as this systematically would overestimate the entrance dose.
We acknowledge that our model has several limitations including the requirement for anesthesia and a test system that, at best, approximates the application of massage to humans.
Limitations on the approximate monoharmonic method application are specified.
The procedure, a modification of an inverse subspace iteration procedure, uses adaptively determined Chebyshev polynomials to approximate the required application of the inverse operator on the subspace.
However, PS matching of MRI practices to non-MRI practices is approximate in this application.
Alternatively, appropriate values for and can be chosen to approximate the real application characteristic, giving rise to a certain deviation to the exact solution.
That's the approximate number of applications that are currently offered for free or for a fixed fee on the iPhone / iPod Touch App Store, which will soon be known only as the App Store (or under an entirely different moniker, though unlikely).
Photostability was assayed for pmimGFP1 and its non-aggregating mutant relative to EGFP in the conditions approximating a typical application of the protein as a genetically encoded fluorescent label, by comparing the rates of photobleaching of protein emulsion droplets under the fluorescent microscope (Fig. 4B).
In part, this need arises from the dynamic and combinatorial manner in which signaling pathways control cell pluripotency and differentiation state, mechanisms that can be difficult to recapitulate with current genetic technologies but can be approximated through the application of one or more chemical reagents at specific times, durations, and doses.
