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In [22], the authors presented a three-step algorithm for federating network segments via a triangular Steiner tree approximation called FeSTA.

For moderate to large number of feedback bits, we use an existing approximation called equal average power per region (EPPR) derived in [5, 8] using the Mean Value Theorem of real analysis.

The first expression represents the unconstrained Gaussian channel capacity, the second is an exponential approximation called (Effective Exponential SINR metric) and the last expression uses the mutual information at an SINR, when modulation alphabet size of is used.

As an application of the converse approximation, an algorithm based on the converse approximation called REBCA is designed for decision-rule extraction from a decision table, which has a time complexity of O m2|C|2|U|log2|U|), and its practical applications are illustrated by two examples.

At this rate the next one will be a one note off "Gimme Shelter" rip called "Gibby Lectures" and an "Iron Man" approximation called "The Avengers 2".

Third, we introduce a new class of approximations called causal approximations that are commonly found in modeling the physical world.

In fluid dynamical problems the main questions treated are the study of exact or particular solutions of the PDE approximations – called Prandtl's equations – to the Navier Stokes equations.

The actuaries of that time developed methods to construct easily used tables, using sophisticated approximations called commutation functions, to facilitate timely, accurate, manual calculations of premiums.

Within the DFT formalism, different approximations called 'functionals', such as 'PBE' or 'BLYP', have been published.

This method of approximation is called Trigonometric Fourier Approximation (TFA) [6].

This study presents an approximation method called self-adjusted convex approximation for optimum design of structures.