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The VIP method by a point collocation scheme is well suited for meshfree scheme because the approximation comes from smooth kernels and kernels can be differentiated directly.

One of the main limitation of the mass and stiffness proportional damping approximation comes from the fact that the arbitrary variation of damping factors with respect to vibration frequency cannot be modelled accurately by using this approach.

The approximation comes from using the infinite series representation of the gamma function.

However, this approximation comes with the price: the core flow cannot be uniquely inverted (e.g., Roberts and Scott 1965; Backus 1968).

It also reveals that the better approximation comes with larger Q, which indicates that CE-BEM is a good choice for the doubly selective channel.

The motivation behind the search for contexts to an upper approximation comes from the following idea: when an assertion axiom is not satisfied by a knowledge base, we need to find individuals satisfying the assertion of the consulted concept that share some similarities with the individual of the original query.

The therapist worked with Shurvon to produce an "ah" sound — he opened his mouth wide and, seconds later, a faint, agonized approximation came out.

The closest approximation came when the Nuggets introduced a gold alternate jersey for the 2012-13 season which incorporated the skyline with a blue and yellow striped pattern which came just a few colors short of replicating the original rainbow spectrum.

The existence of the solution of problem (1.1) will be obtained via the successive approximation which comes from [22].

The interpretations of results demonstrate that 2D approximation techniques come near quite well to the actual 3D problem.

In an important sense, the age of sampling – that is, of clever approximation – is coming to an end.