Sim et al. [ 7] introduced a notion of approximation periods (approximate period) using edit distance or relative edit distance.
For the GD7 group, exposure began 10 days before the approximate date of parturition, during the period when lung buds are beginning to form and nerves begin to invade the lung (Tollet et al. 2002).
On his two previous appearances in 1998 and 2002 England ran into something approximating a blue wall, while he sat out his side's epic 2000 win which coincided with the strange period when he was also omitted from Leicester's first team.
During the (very) approximate 24-day periods when Mercury turns "retrograde" in the sky, in the area of commerce, astrologers generally recommend delaying of the signing contracts and other important life decisions.
"The approximate period of time he will be out is three to four weeks," they added.
Results demonstrated that the commonly recommended warm-season turf coefficient of 0.6, while approximating overall average annual ETa, under-predicted ETa during active growth periods and over-predicted ETa during late fall and winter periods, when turf was slowly growing or quiescent.
There were periods when I was homeless.
When synthetic period-10 sequences are degraded instead by varying the period to produce approximate periodicity, and a similar analysis to that for Figure 2 performed, Fourier-based methods appear to generally outperform autocorrelation.
In our study, lymphedema was reported at two time points and women indicated the approximate date when they first experienced lymphedema, but we did not routinely monitor the status of lymphedema over the follow-up period.
COL.AMEN: Do you recall the approximate date when this order was given by Keitel to Canaris?
"In reality, during that approximate time period, Fyre Media earned less than $60,000 in revenue from approximately 60 artist bookings," the attorney's office said.
