They approximated term frequency by backing off to the frequency of the phonetic substrings of the targeted terms.
We therefore make our second approximation here, approximating this term as 1.0 when s g, s h are consensus match states and 0.0 when they are not.
White noise is known as the derivative of the brownian motion W(s) [30], so we approximating the term (frac{dw_{s}}{dt}).
The children's author Laura Amy Schlitz, in her 2007 Newbery Medal acceptance speech, explained: "I must remind myself that 'good' is an approximate term.
This second step utilizes the medication-prescription pairs in the training set for approximate term matching, which enables the algorithm to learn from previously collected information in practice.
Vorticity, energy and concentration equations are transformed to the form of modified Helmholtz equations by utilizing forward difference with relaxation parameters for the time derivatives, and also approximating Laplacian terms at two consecutive time levels.
Therefore, a difference between the 10th and 12th reaction terms is approximated in terms of (37) ∫ 0 t κ 7 Z 3 N, 2 s ds, which converges to ∫ 0 t κ 7 Z ¯ 3 2 (s ) ds from (34).
To enhance the quality of approximation, the Rayleigh quotient is approximated in terms of some intermediate variables, using the two-point approximation.
In approximate terms, it is customary to refer to linear energy transfer (LET), the energy actually deposited per unit distance along the track (i.e., -dE/dx).
The court wrote that it disagreed with the district court's analysis and said Mr. Nacchio's gain should be calculated "in a manner that is more narrowly focused on producing a figure that reflects, in at least approximate terms, the proceeds related to his criminally culpable conduct".
