Sentence examples for approximately converted into from inspiring English sources

Among other results, it is shown that any analytic space-like curve without isolated inflections can be approximately converted into a G1 spline curve composed of MPH cubics with the approximation order being equal to four.

This is because, for our proposed method, the weighted SR problem is approximately converted into a source beamforming decoupled one which significantly reduces the computational complexity.

The uncertainty in ΔR can be approximately converted into uncertainty in water content by dividing ΔR by Rbaseline and simultaneously multiplying by the slope of the regression line.

Based on which, the optimization problem T2 can be approximately converted into the following version as begin{array}rcl@ T_{3}: & maxlimits_{mathbf{B}_{t},mathbf{W}_{i}} & qquad prod_{t=1}^{2}widehat{gamma}_{t} text{for}~~t=1,2, &s.t.& widehat{q}_{t}(mathbf{mathbf{B}}_{t} geqwidehat{gamma}_{t}, text{(21)},left|mathbf{B}_{t}right|^{2}leq P_{t}.

Since the objective problem is difficult to be solved directly, considering the high signal-to-residual-interference-plus-noise ratio (SRINR) and employing the Cauchy-Schwarz inequality and S-lemma, the problem can be approximately converted into a source beamforming decoupled one.

There are some indications of multiple NFE2L3 formation shown mainly in the study of Zhang et al. Our results are partially in concordance with the NFE2L3 size shown in this study in which a synthesized protein of approximately 96-kDa was subsequently converted into isoforms of approximately 90, 80, and 70 kDa [ 37].

Thus, the PWV value of 42 mm obtained for 10 00 UTC on November 4, 2011 can be converted into approximately 230 mm/h of potential rain, which contrasts the value of 75 mm observed from 9 00 to 10 00 UTC by the pluviometer in DICCA19 at the University of Genoa.

In vivo LIC values by SQUID biosusceptometry (approximately wet weight) were converted into dry weight LIC values using the widely adopted wet-to-dry weight ratio of 3·33 (Olivieri & Brittenham, 1997).

It is estimated that, in normal human cells, approximately 1% of endogenous SSLs are converted into roughly 50 DNA double-strand breaks (DSBs) per cell per cell cycle (Vilenchik and Knudson 2006), which pose a serious threat to all proliferating cells.

Approximately 1  μg RNA was converted into cDNA.

It has been proposed that PM-8 could be preferentially taken into tumour cells and converted into an approximately 10-fold more toxic species, produced through biological reduction probably in the mitochondrial system.