Sentence examples for approximate construction from inspiring English sources
Existing design studies, conducted to estimate the total cost for geological disposal, have been limited to estimates of approximate construction total time schedules.
Notice that the paper [11] presented an approximate construction of the Jost function for some Sturm-Liouville boundary value problem in the case ρ ( x ) = 1 by means of the collocation method.
Lately, there grew interest in the investigation of the boundary value problem by numerical methods; e.g. [12] presented an approximate construction of the Jost function for some Sturm-Liouville boundary value problem in the case (rho(x) = 1 ) by means of the collocation method; in addition, [13] is an application of spectral analysis of one-dimensional Schrödinger operators in a magnetic field.
The distance estimate derived here can be used to substantiate numerically found, approximate constructions of equal-norm Parseval frames.
To expedite the collision detection algorithm, we approximated construction machineries and structural elements on a construction site by using spheres and cylinders.
Locations of interchanges; Approximate envisaged construction costs.
He used a new approximate geometric construction for π to obtain π ≃ 40 3 − 2 3 = 3.141533 ….
The approximate structure of the oil sludge was analyzed and compared with the structure of conventional bitumen for road construction.
Mr. Shill wrote back that the floor plans and offering plans "include a caveat that the square footage shown is approximate, based on construction drawings, measured from points behind the boundary walls, and exceed the usable floor area".
Procedure for construction of approximate solutions of nonlinear boundary value problems described by second order ODE with parameter at the highest derivative is described.
The proposed construction of approximate ETFs assigns the Gram entries identical absolute values equal to the Welch bound in a single step and results in frames that exhibit approximate equiangularity, a property that is not achieved by any other method.
