Sentence examples for approximately consider from inspiring English sources
If we approximately consider the total memory as the 0th level, the reduction rate amounts to N/ 2L0 + 1) times when 2L0 ≪ N. In summary, the update sequence must be effective whenever N, one of the image size components is big, and L0, the iteration number, is small.
The number of lesions is approximately considered similar for all folds.
Generally, the coverage of WSN can be approximately considered as a circular region.
Therefore, can be approximately considered as the upper-bound for the implementation of the proposed iterative detection approach.
The static earth pressure coefficient of soils is, approximately, considered to be a constant in the view of classical soil mechanics.
The parameter χ ARM/χ therefore could be approximately considered to be the proxy describing the grain size variation of the magnetic minerals in the core.
When the scale of ground long conductor is not particularly large or we consider and study the relatively small scope of long conductor, electric field on the ground can be approximately considered as a uniform electric field.
At first, the critical load which initiates helical buckling in vertical wellbores is approximately considered to be 0 ((F = 0)) for a tubular string with rather small bending stiffness, such as tubing.
If the relative change in the best fitness function value is less than or equal to the (eta), then the corresponding (W) can be approximately considered as the optimal width (W_{text{opt}}).
The AFM tip is approximately considered as spherical at the very end, and then DMT (Derjaguin-Müller-Toporov) model [35] is thought as a suitable model [34] to analysis AFM tip and lipid film at the moderate adhesion levels.
Theoretical description of such a situation is based on transport equations for all components of the system taking into account of both the convective and diffusional contributions to their fluxes, the bromate concentration being approximately considered as constant across the diffusion layer.
