Sentence examples for approximating problems from inspiring English sources

Recently, Cloud schedulers based on bio-inspired techniques – which work well in approximating problems with little input information – have been proposed.

This reduces the nonlinear problem to a sequence of linear-quadratic and time-varying approximating problems which, under very mild conditions, globally converge in the limit to the nonlinear systems considered.

Although this approximation is valid in the case of pure radiative transfer problems, the Sauter diameter is reconfirmed to be the appropriate diameter for approximating problems in radiative heat transfer, although volume length mean diameter shows better accordance in some cases.

At first, let us define the sequence of approximating problems.

To prove Theorem 3.1, we have to consider approximating problems.

The second one allows us to construct a sequence of approximating problems of (2).

An approximating problem of curves is obtained by minimizing a quadratic functional in a suitable space.

To apply the convergent results about the approximation method, we consider a two-stage fuzzy facility location-allocation (FLA) problem with VaR objective, and solve the problem indirectly by solving its approximating problem.

The construction of an approximating problem in this paper can simplify the analysis in the limiting process.

In this paper, we study a different approximating problem, which also has a sense from mathematical point of view.

We show that straightforward discrete approximations to these problems yield approximate problems which are ill-posed.