According to such a conception, a democratic decision is legitimate if it has been made in a decision-making process that seeks to approximate, as far as possible, the ideal outcome.
As per our discussion in Section 3.3, gradient calculation in each iteration requires computational complexity of O(L), and hence, the overall computational complexity could be also approximated as O(L), which is far lighter than that of the greedy search-based RRH control algorithm, i.e., O(L 2).
Gage length and sample dimensions were measured and samples were approximated as a rectangular cross-section.
This intellect is also man's end because it is that which provides him with a principle and an example to follow in tending to perfection, which consists in approximating himself as far as it is possible to it.
The hamstring curl required the subject to stand with the hands on a table or back of chair for support, and flex one knee so that the heel approximated the buttock as far as possible.
Many other scheduling algorithms try to approximate GPS as far as possible.
A progressive increase of size, which was more pronounced at the confluence of the renal veins, was observed as far as sections approximated the diaphragm.
They are separated by a line, roughly approximating the 41st parallel, that persists as far west as Colorado in terms of speech patterns and indicates differences in regional provenance in ethnic and religious terms as well.
It is found that both the analytical and approximate expressions can fairly represent the numerical results, as far as the trend and approximate magnitude are concerned.
But we've developed a wealth of irreducibly human abilities, desires, responsibilities, predicaments, insights and questions that other species, as far as we can tell, approximate only vaguely.
