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These parameters include weights that can effectively model nth order reactions, thus approximating the effect of, for example, TF dimerisation.
For even greater fidelity (that is, greater accuracy in approximating the effect generated by the true sound), music studios sometimes use 24-bit encodings for their master tapes.
The technique combines the algorithms used in the Bell Laboratories Queueing Network Analyzer with a known algorithm for approximating the effect of finite buffers.
A multiple layer structure approximating the effect of the package has been considered as spatial domain in which the heat equation has been solved.
The subfilter scale vorticity model consists of approximating the effect of unresolved vorticity stresses using a gradient diffusion eddy viscosity model, following the development in Part I (J. R. Mansfield, O. M. Knio, and C. Meneveau, J. Comput. Phys.145, 693 (1998)).
The final state weighting ( |x'_{N}|^{2}_{P}) in (2) aids in stabilizing the feedback loop by approximating the effect of the infinite-horizon behavour [28].
This paper presents a practical method for approximating the effects of different components of residual stress on the behavior of cold-formed HSS by modifying the steel stress-strain curve.
The first theoretical method approximates the effect of the boundaries on the plate as though the image sources were induced by a point source of strength Q, see (3), at the centre of the plate, so that U does not depend on ξ.
The parallax effect of minor changes between the two perspectives created a sustained sense of dimension that approximated the effect of stereo viewing.
We approximated the effect of the limited solvent capacity by imposing an upper bound on the mitochondrial respiration rate fR≤fR,max, where fR denotes the respiration rate and fR,max its maximum achievable value given the solvent capacity constraint.
The strength is that results will reflect daily practice and approximates the effect to be attained when this intervention would be employed on a large scale.
