Table 1 shows the approximate expenses associated with the development of a horizontal gas well.
Coarser Φ yields a smoother approximation at the expense of approximation accuracy while finer Φ enables P to be more closely approximated, although f will tend to contain local peaks near the data points.
Also, he said, "the cost of marketing a Web site and the cost of free shipping both ways was approximating a store expense," he said.
So, now that you have established your (projected) expenses, approximate time spent in retirement and amount of income that you will receive outside of your retirement savings, the next step is to determine the additional amount you will need to finance your retirement and whether your retirement savings will be sufficient to cover that amount.
(Housing a woman at an Avalon facility costs the state around thirty-five dollars a day, compared with the approximate forty-five-dollar expense of prison).
The use of these extended diagnostic testing criteria more than doubled the number of transcription factor gene mutations identified, but at the expense of an approximate sixfold increase in the number of genetic tests performed compared with current practice.
We identified a significant excess of approximate and exact indels at the expense of unique indels in the observed dataset (Likelihood Ratio (LR) χ2 = 916, 2 d.f., P < 0.0001; Table S1(see Additional file 1) and Fig. 2).
The FGM-3h variant offers an approximate 2.5-times boost in sensitivity at the expense of dynamic range, allowing the sensor to detect a 400 picotesla (pT) change in the magnetic field.
An approximate optimization method is employed to reduce the computational expense.
Despite having good employer-provided family health coverage, our out-of-pocket expenses for a nine-month program will approximate $75,000.
