Sentence examples for approximate criterion from inspiring English sources

The accuracy of this approximate criterion is demonstrated by its comparison with numerical data.

A simple approximate criterion for the validity of the linearization is established.

Equation (40) has only two real roots, so oscillations occur only in the two semiinfinite intervals specified by this approximate criterion.

The proposed correlation is given as, in the paper and these equations are then manipulated to yield a simple approximate criterion for the prediction of flooding, in vertical round tubes; according to this new criterion, flooding may be expected to occur whenUg+ui>0.353 ρgσ 2Dμgρ3g17Fwhere ui and F are known functions of Re.

Approximate criteria for chaos in two-well potential systems excited by harmonic force are considered.

Our approach is based on the combination of methods to capture the Pareto Front, approximate criteria (to save computational costs) and global optimizers.

As describe above, and in other OTU-based approaches, percent identities between sequences have been used as an approximate criteria for taxonomic ranks of higher-order [50], [56], [57].

In addition, measurements of clustering adequacy based on resampling are computational demanding [ 15] meanwhile approximate criteria (e.g. Pseudo-F) are ambiguous.

When we take a standard deviation of 0.15 as an approximate quantitative criterion (95% normal confidence interval, allowing a four-fold variation in expressions induced by amplification), for 39% of the genes the variation in the gene expression introduced by amplification was outside this confidence interval.

The distinction between Euganean and Raetic tribes can be based only upon an approximate geographic criterion.

An approximate design criterion is that the quantizer cell widths are proportional to where is the pdf for the coefficients to be quantized (see e.g., [30] or [31]).