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For such a problem, first, the fuzzy triangular number is approximated to its nearest symmetric triangular number, with the assumption that all decision variables are symmetric triangular.

The behavior of all the components of the EEC undergoes a clear transition when the hydrogenation degree of the electrode is approximated to its maximum value (H to Y ratio 2.7) and electrochemical process changes from hydrogen uptake to hydrogen evolution.

When the distance separating the flanking plREP was approximated to its nearest value, a bimodal distribution with peaks at ≈10 kb and ≈19 kb (together accounting for >80% of strains) was observed (fig. 5).

In the processing of sea-bottom echo signal, the total received noise is approximated to Lorentzian form according to its vertical coherence.

This ratio was approximated to be 4/5.

Each dish is dated approximate to its origins.

The qualitative experiments prove that our wavefront coding athermalized infrared imaging system has three prominent merits: (1) working well over a temperature range of 110 °C; (2) extending the focal depth up to 15.2 times; (3) achieving a decoded image being approximate to its corresponding in-focus infrared image, with a mean structural similarity index (MSSIM) value greater than 0.85.

When the node quantity reached 80, the network throughput would gradually approximate to its saturation.

The data-information-knowledge-data cycle enables the customer model more and more approximate to its real person; and   5.

Therefore, the phrase approximates to "clump soul".

This study was conducted to determine how the follow-up of 2 different energy-restricted (hypocaloric) diets, based on approximating the diet to its theoretical ideal, influences cardiovascular risk factors such as obesity, blood pressure, serum cholesterol, serum low-density lipoprotein and very low density lipoprotein, serum triacylglycerol and homocysteine, and serum high-density lipoprotein.